Or at least minimize it to a tray Icon. But I would say close it. Maybe this is more of an opinion, but I've only used 2 programs that are this bad. Skype and Spotify. And Skype is a really bad program. So I don't know why in Spotify, the Close and Minimize button do the same exact thing. I would like a quick way to close the program and stop the musik. This is mainly a problem for me on Windows 7 and I believe linux is very similar.
I agree. This is extremly annoying. I'm using windows 7, but this was also a problem when I used Vista. If this doesn't get fixed I might start using wimp instead. It's that annoying.
Agreed. This behavior is extremely frustrating. The "X" button means close, at least on windows. Maybe this is a carryover from osx where you can close a window but the program continues to run in a windowless state, but it should not function this way in windows.
Could you guys please add some sort of preference to enable Exiting / Completely shutting off Spotify when the cross in the corner is pressed? Or at least tell me where I can find an option to make it so? (And I do know that I can right click the icon in the process line, but that's far from the same.)
I can't be the only one getting severely frustrated by this, and I simply can't be the only person seeing the whole double minimize button thing is stupid?
I'm using Windows 7, 64 bit.
I don't know where your developers are from, but in the really real world, the "X" button in the upper right hand corner of an application is supposed to exit said application, not minimize it. There's a separate button for that. Not that it's terribly inconvenient to have to click "File" and then "Exit". But it is weird.
There is already a post regarding this issue. Please follow this link
http://community.spotify.com/t5/Spotify-Ideas/Clos
Add Kudos to the post to help it get around.
PS. Search before posting new ideas.
An option in the preferences section to make the close button (the cross in the very top right corner in Windows) fully close and quit the program (which is the standard behaviour for windows applications) rather than the current behaviour of minimizing the program to the system tray.
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Hello folks, first at all, sorry for the delay on updating this idea, we have a lot of them coming in every day and sometimes it takes time.
We are going to mark this as "Case closed", at least for now, since it does not fit out our user experience philosophy. So at the moment, we keep it in the way it was (just clicking on "Quit Spotify") and the program gets closed.
We might reconsider this in the future so we will update this thread as soon as we get news on this matter.
Thanks a lot for your feedback and contribution, we really appreciate it.