Feature Request: System Tray hide icons
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Hi,
I am using the paid for version Object Dock, and have my tabs at the top left of screen, my start menu/running programs dock on the bottom left, and my System Tray dock on the bottom right of my laptop... and I have hidden the Windows Start bar completely.
I have a lot of stuff running on my laptop, and so my System Tray is huge, even with the icons set to their smallest size. So, when I have a number of open programs, my Start Menu/Running programs dock overlaps with the System Tray dock.
What I am after is a way to hide the System Tray, i.e. put it into "compact mode" or something similar - kinda like Windows allows you to hide unused System Tray icons. A little ">>" type button that you can click to hide, and a "<<" to expand the System Tray.
My only problem with that is that there are certain icons that I want to be visible all the time (e.g. GMail Notifier), and others which I don't ever really need to see (e.g. AnitVirus). I don't know if a "Permanently visible" list could be setup, so that you can include those applications that should remain visible while the System Tray is minimised or hidden.
Anyway, if anyone else has an interest in this feature, please back me up, or please suggest other ways that I can get around this problem.
Thanks and regards,
Nick.
I am using the paid for version Object Dock, and have my tabs at the top left of screen, my start menu/running programs dock on the bottom left, and my System Tray dock on the bottom right of my laptop... and I have hidden the Windows Start bar completely.
I have a lot of stuff running on my laptop, and so my System Tray is huge, even with the icons set to their smallest size. So, when I have a number of open programs, my Start Menu/Running programs dock overlaps with the System Tray dock.
What I am after is a way to hide the System Tray, i.e. put it into "compact mode" or something similar - kinda like Windows allows you to hide unused System Tray icons. A little ">>" type button that you can click to hide, and a "<<" to expand the System Tray.
My only problem with that is that there are certain icons that I want to be visible all the time (e.g. GMail Notifier), and others which I don't ever really need to see (e.g. AnitVirus). I don't know if a "Permanently visible" list could be setup, so that you can include those applications that should remain visible while the System Tray is minimised or hidden.
Anyway, if anyone else has an interest in this feature, please back me up, or please suggest other ways that I can get around this problem.
Thanks and regards,
Nick.