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NCo replied on October 28, 2009 16:36 to the idea "On Macs the red X button should not fully quit the program but allow it to continue running from the dock." in Songbird:

Any news on this? Do you know if an add-on could solve this?

NCo started following the idea "Make Songbird a background process" in Songbird.

NCo marked one of kamargo's replies in Songbird as useful. kamargo replied to the idea "Leading Zeros for Tack numbers".

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NCo replied on June 25, 2009 20:51 to the idea "On Macs the red X button should not fully quit the program but allow it to continue running from the dock." in Songbird:

Hi all


I don't know if I'm the only one who is a bit annoyed by this, but I would really like to see Songbird sent to the dock when I click the X button on the top left corner, instead of being shut down. (or send to tray on windows)


Songbird is a mediaplayer, so it is supposed to stay open all the time in the background right?


Now I know I could just hide it with Cmd+H, but being an iTunes user for a long time, I'm so used to it that I always click the X button instead.


Cheers

Nick

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Closing songbird on OS X.

NCo replied on June 25, 2009 20:42 to the idea "Leading Zeros for Tack numbers" in Songbird:

Hi all,


Like the majority of users here, I have been an iTunes user for a long time, and my entire library was organized in the iTunes format.


I wanted to switch to songbird yesterday, but it seems it doesnt support 2 digits track numbers, like 01, 02, 03.


So basically it would have taken an hour just to rename my files from "01 - Blabla.mp3" to "1 - Blabla.mp3".


I like my zero in front ;)


Cheers

Nick

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
(managing library) Two digits tracknumber in songbird 1.2?.

NCo posted a topic that has since been removed from Songbird. see the change log

NCo shared an idea in Songbird on June 25, 2009 10:05:

Closing songbird on OS X

Hi all

I don't know if I'm the only one who is a bit annoyed by this, but I would really like to see Songbird sent to the dock when I click the X button on the top left corner, instead of being shut down. (or send to tray on windows)

Songbird is a mediaplayer, so it is supposed to stay open all the time in the background right?

Now I know I could just hide it with Cmd+H, but being an iTunes user for a long time, I'm so used to it that I always click the X button instead.

Cheers
Nick