How to hide apps from the system tray in XFCE4

How to hide apps from the system tray in XFCE4

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These days, many applications use the system tray. It’s understandable why so many do, as it’s quite handy to be able to let a Linux application run in the background from the panel. With that said, app icons on the system tray can add up and take up a lot of screen real-estate. So, if you’re sick of looking at all of these icons, it’s a no-brainer to hide them in XFCE4. Here’s how to do it.



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