RBTray allows you to minimize application windows to the system tray by:
Category: | |
Runs on: | Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
Writes settings to: | None |
Stealth: ? | Yes |
License: | GNU GPLv2 |
How to extract: | Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch RBTray.exe. |
What's new? | See: https://github.com/benbuck/rbtray/releases/tag/v4.14 |
Works fine on Firefox if Title Bar visible, if not use Shift-Right-Clicking on Tab Bar (mine in on top) or Windows-Alt-Down. Also works with Thunderbird. Do not use Opera, but one of the three methods in description seems to work on every program I use, so give it a try.
v4.11
So I am using RBTray, but it is not working on Firefox and Opera. Right Click does not minimize these browsers to tray.
v4.8
you can use also wintray, which is nice.
http://autoitscript.com/forum/topic/85841-wintray-v16/page__hl__wintray
V4.2
Hidewin, Iconize, RBTray, and so on ...
I think the best and more useful that let you iconize on sys tray and set the trasparency of every window just right clicking is still Power Menu.
V4.2
I find I have to double click tray icon to restore, single click does nothing. Using XP SP3. Very useful program.
V4.1
Dead simple, VERY low memory usage (only 300k), and GPL'd. Terrific.
V4.1
great tool... It does only one thing and does it very well without any disturbing irritations
:Edit:
It will exit properly if you run the RBTray.exe with the '--exit' parameter, just not with right clicking and selecting 'Exit RBTray'.
Seems like a nice utility. Works well and smaller footprint compared to other objet-to-tray apps. 32bit Won't exit properly on XP SP3 - selecting 'Exit RBTray' merely disables it with no way to re-activate it. Attempting to run RBTray.exe results in 'RBTray is already running' error but RBTray is essentially dead. Killing the process in task manager allows you to run it properly. Aside from this bug I recommend it.
All 3 methods work on Firefox without Title Bar in 4.14 version. Great app.
v4.14