Open demensdeum opened 3 months ago
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That's actually intentional.
You have to actually turn ON "exit on close" from the settings.
Have a nice day!
Wow nice
But right-> quit should work as in other apps, for example Telegram @xyloflake
@demensdeum Hello. "Quit" in tray works as you described. "Quit" from context menu will behave the same as window's close button. I guess I should improve dock's context menu.
@staniel359 idea that vscode, telegram, Firefox, Google Chrome are closing entirely from dock -> right click-> context menu -> quit (process exits/killed) on MacOS, and muffin is still appear, and if window closed it looks like it stuck.
@demensdeum Got it, needs an improvement.
@staniel359 what's the proposed solution to this? Quit on calling quit from dock?
@xyloflake On Linux "Quit" from dock behaves like close button. And "Quit" from tray quits. I don't know for MacOS.
@staniel359 it's the same on macOS but the expected behaviour is to exit when you click on quit
@xyloflake Ok then.
@staniel359 ok what? Change the default setting to exit on close = true on macOS?
@xyloflake
the expected behaviour is to exit when you click on quit
Ok to this.
@staniel359 I mean we should just change the default value for macos right?
@staniel359 No. Person may not want to exit on close, but should be able to exit the app from dock/tray. So this "Quit" action in dock/tray should be redefined.
@staniel359 idt there's any way to differentiate the close button and quit from dock. Also, the red button on macOS is for closing the app and yellow is for minimising the app, why would anyone click close if they do not mean to close it?
@xyloflake Don't know about Mac, but on Windows "Close" can either exit or just close the window if tray is present. And minimize puts it in the taskbar.
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