Often, for the convenience of working on the Internet, you need to minimize the browser to the tray (the area on the control panel in the lower right corner of the screen, next to the clock). Let's see how to do this using the Opera browser as an example.
Instructions
Step 1
Using the settings of the program itself, you can assign a convenient key combination for this operation (Standard is "Ctrl + alt=" Image "+ Shift + H"). To do this, go to Menu-> Settings -> General Settings. In the Advanced tab, find the Management -> Keyboard Profiles section and select the Opera Standard label. Click on the Edit button. In the window that opens, select the Application section and find the Hide Opera setting. Set the set of keys you need to minimize the opera to the tray. Click Ok. Done, now the combination you entered will work as a function of minimizing to tray! It is very convenient and the necessary keys are always at hand.
Step 2
You can also use specialized programs. Perhaps the simplest and most convenient application for this business is Minimize To Tray. It allows you to minimize to the tray not only the opera, but also all the main applications. By pressing just one hotkey, you can minimize the program you need (you can assign keys for programs in the application settings). Minimize To Tray functions perfectly on all major operating systems: Windows 2000, Windows 2003 Server, Windows XP (all editions), Windows Vista (all editions), Windows 7. Now, sitting at work at your favorite site, you can instantly minimize it to the tray, if you hear footsteps of an approaching boss. Very convenient and fast.
Step 3
As you can see, minimizing the opera, and indeed any other application, is not so difficult, it is enough to make small settings and you can easily wield the hotkey.
