@fluiddot , @katinthehatsite , Thanks for reviewing it. I've updated the code to fix a bug in Windows, I would appreciate a second review.

I decided to put it under View to follow other apps like QuickTime. Let me know what you think. The change is trivial.

While testing on Windows, I've noticed the toggle was not working. Once the user clicked on the menu item, it was not "checked" and the window was floating constantly even after clicking the menu item for second or third time.

Fixed here: 99908d1

While testing on Windows, I've noticed the toggle was not working. Once the user clicked on the menu item, it was not "checked" and the window was floating constantly even after clicking the menu item for second or third time.

@sejas Ah, interesting. I didn't encounter this when I tested it on Windows. What Windows version have you tested it?

@fluiddot , I'm using Windows 11 Home.

I've observed that the menu in Windows is being "rendered" inside the App, and that's probably why the auto-toggle is not working out of the box.

I encountered a couple of related issues:

• Selecting a checkbox menu item doesn't seem to toggle its checkmark electron/electron#10845
• MenuItem of type 'checkbox' doesn't get visually updated when modifying 'checked'' value. electron/electron#5055

They solve it by calling trayIcon.setContextMenu , but we are not using any Tray which we don't. My understanding is that the menu is generated each time a user opens it in Windows.