Minimize firefox to system tray
Mar 25, 2009 by mohamed hanoosh
It is desirable to minimize applications to system tray rather than messing up the task bar. In Linux many applications has its own extension to get minimized to system tray.
Browsers are application which is needed all the time. We would have at least some web pages opened in it if we are in a work. Opera has its extension to minimize to system tray, along with. For Firefox you have to add the extension (add on) FireTray (in linux). It will show a firefox icon in the system tray whenever firefox is opened. To minimize the browser, just click on that icon. To restore, click on the same icon.
Browsers are application which is needed all the time. We would have at least some web pages opened in it if we are in a work. Opera has its extension to minimize to system tray, along with. For Firefox you have to add the extension (add on) FireTray (in linux). It will show a firefox icon in the system tray whenever firefox is opened. To minimize the browser, just click on that icon. To restore, click on the same icon.
AllTray could be a better option as it can be used to minimize any application to the system tray. The application can be found in the Ubuntu repos...
Kdocker is one other application using which you can dock your applications to the System tray. KDocker is available in KDE