G garry0325 macrumors newbie Original poster Dec 6, 2014 6 0 Sep 2, 2015 #1 Is there anyway to hide application from the dock but still running in the background??
mfram Contributor Jan 23, 2010 1,382 435 San Diego, CA USA Sep 3, 2015 #2 If you are the developer of the application, I know you can for sure. If you aren't the developer then I don't know of a way. But it might be possible.
If you are the developer of the application, I know you can for sure. If you aren't the developer then I don't know of a way. But it might be possible.
patternjake macrumors member Sep 17, 2015 87 14 Sep 18, 2015 #3 Edit the Info.plist inside the app bundle, I can't remember the key you need to add to it I think it's something like LSUIElement - 1 or something.
Edit the Info.plist inside the app bundle, I can't remember the key you need to add to it I think it's something like LSUIElement - 1 or something.
Queen6 macrumors G4 Dec 11, 2008 11,583 12,139 Flying over the rainforest at dawn - Priceless Sep 18, 2015 #4 patternjake said: Edit the Info.plist inside the app bundle, I can't remember the key you need to add to it I think it's something like LSUIElement - 1 or something. Click to expand... Edit the Info Plist add key LSUIElement - Boolean - True LSUIElement - Specifies whether the app is an agent app, that is, an app that should not appear in the Dock or Force Quit window. Q-6 Last edited: Sep 18, 2015
patternjake said: Edit the Info.plist inside the app bundle, I can't remember the key you need to add to it I think it's something like LSUIElement - 1 or something. Click to expand... Edit the Info Plist add key LSUIElement - Boolean - True LSUIElement - Specifies whether the app is an agent app, that is, an app that should not appear in the Dock or Force Quit window. Q-6