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Current Behavior
If I disable Anytype from showing in the system tray and close it, it leaves 5 processes (250mb RAM) running orphaned in the background. Subsequent attempts to reopen Anytype fail, until I manually kill those processes with Task Manager/Process Hacker.
Expected Behavior
If I disable Anytype from showing in the system tray and close it, I expect it to fully close and leave nothing running in the background.
Recommend renaming option Anytype >> Settings >> Show Anytype in system tray to Anytype >> Settings >> Run Anytype in background to more accurately reflect the expected and desired behaviour. System tray is for showing processes running in background, and hiding systray icons while still running is a dark pattern or a serious bug.
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Current Behavior
If I disable Anytype from showing in the system tray and close it, it leaves 5 processes (250mb RAM) running orphaned in the background. Subsequent attempts to reopen Anytype fail, until I manually kill those processes with Task Manager/Process Hacker.
Expected Behavior
If I disable Anytype from showing in the system tray and close it, I expect it to fully close and leave nothing running in the background.
Recommend renaming option
Anytype >> Settings >> Show Anytype in system tray
toAnytype >> Settings >> Run Anytype in background
to more accurately reflect the expected and desired behaviour. System tray is for showing processes running in background, and hiding systray icons while still running is a dark pattern or a serious bug.NB. Settings layout is also confusing.
Related issues: #630
Steps To Reproduce
Anytype >> Settings >> Show Anytype in system tray
and disable itEnvironment
- OS: Windows 10
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