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Minimize to tray
<10kB. Updated 2020-02-16.
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Supported Anki versions:
- 2.1.0-2.1.15+ (updated 2020-02-16)
To download this add-on, please copy and paste the following code into Anki 2.1:
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This add-on previously supported Anki 2.0. You can download the last version supporting 2.0 here. As Anki 2.0 has been discontinued, no support is available for this version.
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niubi
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Works flawlessly, this should really be included with Anki by default.
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works perfectly.
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TLDR: Please set the default tray icon click as toggle visibility.
It would be better to have the GUI operations more consistently designed (I use it on macOS):
1. Click the tray button will show the window, no matter it is currently unfocused, hidden or minimized. Currently clicking the tray button and select show all windows sometimes does nothing, maybe because the window is unfocused.
2. It would be better to make the default action of clicking tray icon as toggle visibility, rather than click the "show all windows" menu entry. Having a good minimize to tray function is good enough to eliminate quiting Anki for most time, so the minimize to try should be the major and most frequently used feature.
It would be better to have the GUI operations more consistently designed (I use it on macOS):
1. Click the tray button will show the window, no matter it is currently unfocused, hidden or minimized. Currently clicking the tray button and select show all windows sometimes does nothing, maybe because the window is unfocused.
2. It would be better to make the default action of clicking tray icon as toggle visibility, rather than click the "show all windows" menu entry. Having a good minimize to tray function is good enough to eliminate quiting Anki for most time, so the minimize to try should be the major and most frequently used feature.
Comment from author
Edit: I implemented the requested feature. Though due to weird Qt behavior there are some flickers of the windows in some cases and I am not 100% confident that this will work reliably. Test the feature and let me know.
If I understand correctly the desired behaviour should be:
- Click X > Minimize to tray
- Click tray + Windows shown and focused > Does nothing (windows remain visible and focused)
- Click tray + Windows shown and unfocused > Focus it
Regarding the 'hidden' state, I guess it is a Mac feature, but probably should be taken care of by Qt if this is implemented correctly.
If I understand correctly the desired behaviour should be:
- Click X > Minimize to tray
- Click tray + Windows shown and focused > Does nothing (windows remain visible and focused)
- Click tray + Windows shown and unfocused > Focus it
Regarding the 'hidden' state, I guess it is a Mac feature, but probably should be taken care of by Qt if this is implemented correctly.
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Good!
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Очень хорошо.
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Works pretty good. It does have a tendency to shrink the window to the middle of my screen though but that's fine, I resize it and it sticks for a while.
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Works perfectly! Awesome to use in conjunction with AnkiConnect.
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It's working, thanks
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Good
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works well in my arch linux with i3wm as interface
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works great in my old kubuntu 14.04, thanks!!
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Works for me on Windows 7 (Anki 2.0)
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doesn't work
i have anki2.0.29 and it doesn't work on it...
i have anki2.0.29 and it doesn't work on it...
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How about minimize only some windows
Hi, I would give it 5 stars if there's that feature. Actually, I just wanna hide the main windows while I'm adding new words ^^
Hi, I would give it 5 stars if there's that feature. Actually, I just wanna hide the main windows while I'm adding new words ^^