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is it still possible to send firefox quantum to a tray?
Firefox Quantum on tray?
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Re: Firefox Quantum on tray?
Extensions for minimize to system tray will not work. However, using a windows utility to minimize to system tray may work. This tutorial using a fork of rbtray worked for Thunderbird 60, try it: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... &t=3041371
- BuddhaNature
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Re: Firefox Quantum on tray?
The RBTray fork does work in getting Firefox Quantum sent to the system tray.
OS: Windows 10 Pro. x64
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Re: Firefox Quantum on tray?
I tried the RBTray and also RBTRay Portable, with my Firefox Quantum, and they did not work, but I did find 4T Minimize, and it works great, with Firefox and also Windows 10. You have to install it but, it's the first extention that works with Firefox Quantum and Windows 10, since they went to the newer versions.abarth wrote:hi
is it still possible to send firefox quantum to a tray?
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Re: Firefox Quantum on tray?
I'll take your word for that CaJazzman. I'm on Windows 7, so is the OP, so I would think, RBTray would likely work for the OP too.
In any case, the program you mention is actually called 4t Tray Minimizer -- for anyone that wants to give it a whirl.
In any case, the program you mention is actually called 4t Tray Minimizer -- for anyone that wants to give it a whirl.
OS: Windows 10 Pro. x64
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Re: Firefox Quantum on tray?
Yes, thanks for my mistake, I knew I should have posted it correctly, but still good catch. Also, you all on 7 if it works, great, at least now those on 10, will know, that at least one other has it working. I just wish I could get Colorful Tabs back, but, I've tried in so many ways, but still a no go. But, at least I can colorize the active tab, just wish I could get the other tabs to change randomly. But, again, Thanks a Bunch!BuddhaNature wrote:I'll take your word for that CaJazzman. I'm on Windows 7, so is the OP, so I would think, RBTray would likely work for the OP too.
In any case, the program you mention is actually called 4t Tray Minimizer -- for anyone that wants to give it a whirl.