https://sourceforge.net/p/processpriority/feature-requests/21/2009-02-27T14:45:53ZRecent changes to 21: Alternative behaviours for double-clicking the titlebar2009-02-27T14:45:53Z2009-02-27T14:45:53ZAnubeonhttps://sourceforge.net/u/anubeon/https://sourceforge.net32ac18e8ee09f454e4aed3dc0671446fc351a0c6

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Presently the default behaviour of Windows XP/Vista is to toggle between maximised and restored states whenever a windows titlebar is double-clicked. It would be of great utility if alternative double-click behaviours were made available via process manager.</p> <p>These include but are not limited to:</p> <p>1. Close on double-click</p> <p>2. Minimise on double-click</p> <p>3. Minimise to tray on double-click</p> <p>4. Make transparent (using a present opacity value) on double-click</p> <p>5. Kill process on double-click</p> <p>and perhaps outside of process managers current scope</p> <p>6. Roll (reduce the window to the titlebar only) on double click</p> <p>I'm sure there are additional behaviours that would be of use to other, though none spring to mind at present. The planned kill on middle-click behaviour is very useful and could be expanded to encompass all of the above behaviours as well, thus allowing the end-user to chose which behaviours best suit his/her circumstances. I however cannot use my middle button as it is presently used to navigate between multiple desktops environments thus double-click behaviour is of paramount importance to myself. </p></div>