System tray context menu fixes + a feature request

[GSD]

I have the ETP and Filelist functionality disabled via Policy.ini, which correctly disables the respective options in the main menu. However, said options remain active in the system tray context menu. I think it makes more sense to remove them altogether from there, rather then gray them out as in the main menu.
Relevant Policy.ini settings:

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allow_etp_server=0
allow_connect_to_etp_server=0
allow_filelist_editor=0

Now for the somewhat related feature request: I would like a system trey context menu option to "Close all Instance Windows" or "Close all Windows", depending on whether one's running instances or not. If I end up with too many Everything windows opened(quite often), I now exit the respective instance via the system tray context menu and then open it again. It would be useful to be able to just close all windows without having to resort to that.

Thank you!

[therube]

I'll just note that context_menu_remove_verbs does not look to do it?

Tried with

File List Editor

&

File List Editor...

.

[void]

The next update will hide these menus when disallowed.



I have put on my TODO list to add a Close All Windows From this Instance option.
Ideally this would only be shown when there are multiple windows opened and you are running multiple instances.

For now, please open any window from your instance and type in the following search:

/close-all

Press ENTER in the search box.

/close-all



Thank you for the suggestions.

I'll just note that context_menu_remove_verbs does not look to do it?

context_menu_remove_verbs only applies to the context menu when right clicking a file or folder.

[GSD]

Ideally this would only be shown when there are multiple windows opened and you are running multiple instances.

When without an instance and:
- no windows open => hidden
- 1 or more windows open => "Close all Windows"

When running with instance and:
- no windows open => hidden
- 1 or more windows open => "Close all INSTANCE_NAME Windows"

After seeng the /close-all command, I'm thinking that this may merit beeing added as a keyboard shortcut as well.

Thank you!

[void]

1 or more windows makes more sense.

After seeng the /close-all command, I'm thinking that this may merit beeing added as a keyboard shortcut as well.

To bind a keyboard shortcut to /close-all:

• In Everything, from the Bookmarks menu, click Add to bookmarks....
• Change the Name to:
  Close All Windows
• Change the Search to:
  /close-all
• Set a keyboard shortcut.
• Click OK.

[GSD]

1 or more windows makes more sense.

After seeng the /close-all command, I'm thinking that this may merit beeing added as a keyboard shortcut as well.

To bind /close-all to a keyboard shortcut:

• In Everything, from the Bookmarks menu, click Add to bookmarks....
• Change the Name to:
  Close All Windows
• Change the Search to:
  /close-all
• Set a keyboard shortcut.
• Click OK.

Excellent! Thank you!

[GSD]

1 or more windows makes more sense.

After seeng the /close-all command, I'm thinking that this may merit beeing added as a keyboard shortcut as well.

To bind a keyboard shortcut to /close-all:

• In Everything, from the Bookmarks menu, click Add to bookmarks....
• Change the Name to:
  Close All Windows
• Change the Search to:
  /close-all
• Set a keyboard shortcut.
• Click OK.

While the bookmark method for binding a keyboard shortcut to /close-all works, it does pollute the bookmarks list and the keyboard shortcut cannot be set via Policy.ini for all instances. Please consider adding this functionality as a native keyboard shortcut as well when you get to the above-mentioned "Close All Windows From this Instance option" in your TO-DO list. Thank you!

[void]

I have put on my TODO list to add a close all keyboard command.
Thank you for the suggestion.