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[Feature Request] Allow running in the background #71
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This was previously filed at issue #33. Since BB is using the storage location of the TB profiles, this https://github.com/gyunaev/birdtray is apparently working. |
It kinda works, but Birdtray is full of bugs. And even if it wasn't, it's still better to have this functionality built-in than to depend on another program. It is not even necessary to have a tray icon, the application just need to be able to run in the background. Geary works this way, it runs on the background but doesn't have a tray icon. I have been using it just because of this feature. |
Also missing a tray icon feature badly on linux. |
The tray icon is issue #20, see #20 (comment). |
I'm using the included minimize to tray option from thunderbid/betterird at my windows 11 22H2 64 OS. If I reopen Thunderbird/Betterbird from tray, the fullsize windows get lost and the window isn't maximized anymore. |
Hmm, this issue is about something else, you're talking about this bug: |
Hi, I don't know about these official bug. What shall I do? Wait for fix at thunderbird or could it be fixed in betterbird? |
I tried to reproduce it: Switched on "minimise to tray" (which I don't use usually). It always restores correctly to the previous size. Hard to fix something I can't reproduce. |
from maximized to maximized? |
Yes, from maximised to maximised (and non-maximised to non-maximised). I guess the TB folks haven't done anything about bug 1779548 because they can't reproduce it either. But anyway, this is all off-topic for this issue thread. |
In reply to #20 (comment)
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Well, this ticket is rather unclear. What does "Allow running in the background" actually mean? And then some Windows issue got mixed in. Let's close this and start afresh: Issue #111. |
Something that I feel is a must have feature for email clients, is the ability to run in the background to check for new emails.
The only way you can do this on Thunderbird is by ticking "When Thunderbird is minimized move to tray" in the settings and installing the "Minimize on close" extension. The only problem is that the "When Thunderbird is minimized move to tray" option is only available on Windows.
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