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That is kind of bad Windows programming but easy to do when writing an app that doesn't need to handle Windows event messages. It probably sits in a loop waitin
by zlynx 7y ago
That is kind of bad Windows programming but easy to do when writing an app that doesn't need to handle Windows event messages. It probably sits in a loop waiting on socket events and doesn't care if you sent it a WM_QUIT or not. It would be easy to pump the message loop and ignore all, but why bother?
- nottorp 7y agoLol it's a javascript thing that instantiates a copy of Chrome, not a Windows program. I doubt they know what a WM_QUIT is...