Hide FXSound in taskbar

Is there any way to make FXSound minimize to the systray? I have a program that minimizes EVERY SINGLE PROGRAM I use to the taskbar if I want it to but it doesn’t work on FXSound. I have a lot of things open at once and it would be nice to hide that in the systray once it’s minimized rather than to the toolbar.
Thanks!!!

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Which version of fxsound and operating system do you use?

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Win 10 and Win 11 and which version of FXSound? How do you find out? I can’t see an “about” anywhere. It’s the latest version. I just started using it last week so…

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Settings → Help

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v.1.27.0, same as your screen shot. Thank you!!

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A minimize to taskbar button was added recently. It’s the horizontal line next to the X at the top right of the user interface, _

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Nope, that just minimizes to task bar. I want it in the system tray in the bottom right-hand corner. I want it OFF my taskbar. It’s not necessary and takes up space.

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Just pressing X should do that: remove FxSound from the taskbar and minimize to tray.
Correct me if I’m wrong again.

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Well, that does it. LOL I always thought X meant closing a program so never tried it. LOL

Thank you very much. Appreciate it!!!

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No problem. :slightly_smiling_face: :+1:

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hijack in progress

What the systray does not do is bring the window to the top. Single right click the systray icon only toggles the taskbar icon on/off.

I am Team 'Taskbar icon not required", so toggling it via the systray only confuses me. I click the systray icon because I need the control to appear. Instead, I have to bring my mouse all the way back to the random taskbar location and click that icon to access the control.

I abandoned a new thread a few minutes ago regarding this. Encephalopathy gets in my way. I cannot clearly describe the ‘problem’. Systray toggle seems pointless and misleading.

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