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I make an app with Nativefier, and I want it to open minimized on start. Unfortunately, not all app honor the requested style, so either using PowerShell command 



Start-Process -WindowStyle Minimized 'D:GitHubWeb-wrapperGoogle Keep-win32-ia32Google Keep.exe'


or setting its property as minimized





won't work.



One workaround solution is via regedit (see the second link), but as a standalone app, there is no way to know. So I guess the only way to find the setting that force it to start minimized is via its source code, but it doesn't seem to have any config file.



Do you know how to set it starts minimized with PowerShell? And in general, where may such setting be stored?






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  • Windows has API for that, use WinExec().
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  • Is it possible for you to make it an answer? It seems that I need to use C# to call it, and it's basically out of my ability
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I make an app with Nativefier, and I want it to open minimized on start. Unfortunately, not all app honor the requested style, so either using PowerShell command 



Start-Process -WindowStyle Minimized 'D:GitHubWeb-wrapperGoogle Keep-win32-ia32Google Keep.exe'


or setting its property as minimized





won't work.



One workaround solution is via regedit (see the second link), but as a standalone app, there is no way to know. So I guess the only way to find the setting that force it to start minimized is via its source code, but it doesn't seem to have any config file.



Do you know how to set it starts minimized with PowerShell? And in general, where may such setting be stored?






powershell window styles







share|improve this question
























  • Windows has API for that, use WinExec().
    – Biswapriyo
    Nov 23 at 15:05










  • Is it possible for you to make it an answer? It seems that I need to use C# to call it, and it's basically out of my ability
    – Ooker
    Nov 23 at 16:28













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I make an app with Nativefier, and I want it to open minimized on start. Unfortunately, not all app honor the requested style, so either using PowerShell command 



Start-Process -WindowStyle Minimized 'D:GitHubWeb-wrapperGoogle Keep-win32-ia32Google Keep.exe'


or setting its property as minimized





won't work.



One workaround solution is via regedit (see the second link), but as a standalone app, there is no way to know. So I guess the only way to find the setting that force it to start minimized is via its source code, but it doesn't seem to have any config file.



Do you know how to set it starts minimized with PowerShell? And in general, where may such setting be stored?






powershell window styles







share|improve this question















I make an app with Nativefier, and I want it to open minimized on start. Unfortunately, not all app honor the requested style, so either using PowerShell command 



Start-Process -WindowStyle Minimized 'D:GitHubWeb-wrapperGoogle Keep-win32-ia32Google Keep.exe'


or setting its property as minimized





won't work.



One workaround solution is via regedit (see the second link), but as a standalone app, there is no way to know. So I guess the only way to find the setting that force it to start minimized is via its source code, but it doesn't seem to have any config file.



Do you know how to set it starts minimized with PowerShell? And in general, where may such setting be stored?






powershell window styles




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  • Windows has API for that, use WinExec().
    – Biswapriyo
    Nov 23 at 15:05










  • Is it possible for you to make it an answer? It seems that I need to use C# to call it, and it's basically out of my ability
    – Ooker
    Nov 23 at 16:28


















  • Windows has API for that, use WinExec().
    – Biswapriyo
    Nov 23 at 15:05










  • Is it possible for you to make it an answer? It seems that I need to use C# to call it, and it's basically out of my ability
    – Ooker
    Nov 23 at 16:28
















Windows has API for that, use WinExec().
– Biswapriyo
Nov 23 at 15:05




Windows has API for that, use WinExec().
– Biswapriyo
Nov 23 at 15:05












Is it possible for you to make it an answer? It seems that I need to use C# to call it, and it's basically out of my ability
– Ooker
Nov 23 at 16:28




Is it possible for you to make it an answer? It seems that I need to use C# to call it, and it's basically out of my ability
– Ooker
Nov 23 at 16:28










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Fix #522 - Add --start-in-tray CLI flag to let app start in background
seems to solve your problem.



No documentation for it, but I guess you need to use the command :



nativefier --tray start-in-tray


Or maybe



nativefier --start-in-tray





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  • unfortunately, the code is still unmerged
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  • That explains why no documentation, but it will arrive.
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    21 hours ago











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Fix #522 - Add --start-in-tray CLI flag to let app start in background
seems to solve your problem.



No documentation for it, but I guess you need to use the command :



nativefier --tray start-in-tray


Or maybe



nativefier --start-in-tray





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  • unfortunately, the code is still unmerged
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  • That explains why no documentation, but it will arrive.
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    21 hours ago















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Fix #522 - Add --start-in-tray CLI flag to let app start in background
seems to solve your problem.



No documentation for it, but I guess you need to use the command :



nativefier --tray start-in-tray


Or maybe



nativefier --start-in-tray





share|improve this answer





















  • unfortunately, the code is still unmerged
    – Ooker
    22 hours ago












  • That explains why no documentation, but it will arrive.
    – harrymc
    21 hours ago













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up vote
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Fix #522 - Add --start-in-tray CLI flag to let app start in background
seems to solve your problem.



No documentation for it, but I guess you need to use the command :



nativefier --tray start-in-tray


Or maybe



nativefier --start-in-tray





share|improve this answer












Fix #522 - Add --start-in-tray CLI flag to let app start in background
seems to solve your problem.



No documentation for it, but I guess you need to use the command :



nativefier --tray start-in-tray


Or maybe



nativefier --start-in-tray






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unfortunately, the code is still unmerged
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