For example all of the following programs I use on a daily basis implement the 'close to tray' feature:

By implementing his request it would allow for a 'Close to tray' option which is very common in windows. I agree with Gregory's suggestions in his feature request. I have been hoping this feature would be implemented for a long time. Hi, new poster but long time user of KeePass here. I would use radio buttons to set this instead: So, despite my intention to never use it, I actually support adding this as an option the only problem I see is fitting it into the checkbox-based Options screen. (That part of the OP's complaint I can sympathize with.) I doubt at this point that any choice will satisfy everyone some people (like the OP here) expect to be a generalized 'go away' button, and don't care whether that 'go away' action actually terminates the program others (like me) expect to always terminate the program, and get angry when it doesn't - and also get frustrated when the interface has two different buttons that do exactly the same thing.

Unfortunately, this redefining has become the de facto standard - but that still doesn't make it a good way to deal with the issue. To me, changing the function of these buttons never made sense, but since Microsoft never created a specific 'minimize to tray' button, programmers worked around this by redefining the standard buttons.

Skype minimize to tray