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A Thunderbird extension that moves the main window to the tray when you close it.
How is this different from Minimize on Close or "When Thunderbird is minimized, move it to the tray"?
See this handy comparison.
In short, Close to Tray is the only solution that moves the window to the tray when you press
Will this extension stop working when I update Thunderbird?
Close to Tray targets all future versions of Thunderbird. As such, it will not automatically stop working just because a new version of Thunderbird was released.
Does it work with Linux?
The version of Close to Tray listed on addons.thunderbird.net does not support Linux. This is because vanilla Thunderbird lacks tray support on Linux.
Why does it say that this extension has "full, unrestricted access to Thunderbird, and my computer"?
To interact with the tray, Close to Tray uses Experiments. Experiments let extensions do more than what is possible with ordinary extension APIs, hence the warning. There's no way to make Close to Tray work without Experiments.
Every addon listed on addons.thunderbird.net is reviewed by Mozilla before being published. You can view the source code for Close to Tray here.
- Prevents you from accidentally quitting Thunderbird
Xmoves the window to the tray,_minimizes it – just like Discord- Choose "Exit" from the hamburger menu or use a keyboard shortcut to quit
- Optional: Start in tray
How is this different from Minimize on Close or "When Thunderbird is minimized, move it to the tray"?
See this handy comparison.
In short, Close to Tray is the only solution that moves the window to the tray when you press
X, while still letting you minimize it normally.Will this extension stop working when I update Thunderbird?
Close to Tray targets all future versions of Thunderbird. As such, it will not automatically stop working just because a new version of Thunderbird was released.
Does it work with Linux?
The version of Close to Tray listed on addons.thunderbird.net does not support Linux. This is because vanilla Thunderbird lacks tray support on Linux.
Why does it say that this extension has "full, unrestricted access to Thunderbird, and my computer"?
To interact with the tray, Close to Tray uses Experiments. Experiments let extensions do more than what is possible with ordinary extension APIs, hence the warning. There's no way to make Close to Tray work without Experiments.
Every addon listed on addons.thunderbird.net is reviewed by Mozilla before being published. You can view the source code for Close to Tray here.
