Closed giwrgosmant closed 2 years ago
There is also still a bug in the windows installer if you did an update off the addon from 0.8.0 to 0.9.0. You need the manually update the .xpi from the c:/program files/SysTray directory. Do not know if this solves your problem, see also: #98 My windows installs seem to work now.
There is also still a bug in the windows installer if you did an update off the addon from 0.8.0 to 0.9.0. You need the manually update the .xpi from the c:/program files/SysTray directory. Do not know if this solves your problem, see also: #98 My windows installs seem to work now.
I used the installation "just for me" so I used the .xpi from AppData. Unfortunately didn't worked. I've uninstalled completely the systray-x and installed it again, but still the same issue. Strange, all other versions working fine 🤔
Looks like my close button fix wasn't really a fix :-) Reverted the "fix". I will create a patch release after some extra testing.
Looks like my close button fix wasn't really a fix :-) Reverted the "fix". I will create a patch release after some extra testing.
Thank you. I really appreciate the time you spend on this project. 👍
And there is this problem #107. I see the default is now titlebar disabled. It should be enabled for now untill I find a workaround to get the close action.
And there is this problem #107. I see the default is now titlebar disabled. It should be enabled for now untill I find a workaround to get the close action.
Indeed, enabling this fixed the issue for now. Thanks 🙂
New release!
New release!
Thank you very much. It seems fixed in latest version. 👍
Describe the bug Close to minimize doesn't work on latest Thunderbird 102.0 with latest release of systray-x. When I press X it closes the window (exit app) instead of minimize. However I've set the option to settings. I've tried with both options Minimize main, close childer and Minimize all.
Expected behavior It should minimize to tray when I press X and I close the window.
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