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I'm not sure what you mean. On OS X quitting the app certainly seems to actually quit it
by sciurus 6y ago
I'm not sure what you mean. On OS X quitting the app certainly seems to actually quit it
- jeffbee 6y ago"""By default, your app is set to keep running in the notifications area even when the window is closed. Choosing not to leave the app running will remove the Slack icon and badges from your notifications area."""
- applecrazy 6y agoOn macOS, closing all an app’s windows ≠ quitting an application. When you Command-Q Slack, it should close completely (which afaik it does).
- jeffbee 6y agoGreat, that is a platform that exists, that I bet has almost 10% of Slack's market share.
- sciurus 6y agoBut that's normal for all apps on OS X. Closing their window doesn't mean quitting them. I'm not sure why you'd fault Slack for following the OS's conventions here. To quit it, choose that from it's menu or use the cmnd-q shortcut IIRC.