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I would say it shows an icon on the system tray, but I think recent versions of Windows like to hide unused icons for whatever reason. In my experience; quite

by ChoGGi 4y ago

I would say it shows an icon on the system tray, but I think recent versions of Windows like to hide unused icons for whatever reason. In my experience; quite a few programs will minimize to system tray when pressing x.

Pyramus 4y ago
The issue highlighted in the article is no other VoiP/chat program will continue to record audio in the background. Which you can absolutely do, just don't make it the default behaviour. Valid point in my view.
- lightedman 4y ago
  "The issue highlighted in the article is no other VoiP/chat program will continue to record audio in the background. " Just tested in a call with Skype. Closing the windows still has the program running, recording, and the call is still active. Ditto Camfrog. Ditto Paltalk. That's because most actual programs have a 'minimize to tray on closing' option enabled by default on install. It's been like this since 1998 or so. I've been undoing that option for at least 20 years, because when I click X I expect it to GTFO.