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- Adds support for checkable items, dividers, and submenus, including nested submenus.
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- Supports primary action for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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- On Windows ans macOS, the primary action is triggered by a left-click on the tray icon.
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- On Linux, due to the limitations of `libappindicator`, the primary action creates an item at the top of the context menu (with a customizable label). If the context menu is empty, the library uses `gtkstatusicon` to capture the primary action without needing to add an item to the context menu. see #210
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- On Linux, on GNOME the primary action is triggered by a double left-click on the tray icon, while on the majority of other environments, primarily KDE Plasma, it is triggered by a single left-click, similar to Windows and macOS.
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-**Single Instance Management**: Ensures that only one instance of the application can run at a time and allows restoring focus to the running instance when another instance is attempted.
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-**Tray Position Detection**: Allows determining the position of the system tray, which helps in positioning related windows appropriately.
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-**Compose Recomposition Support**: The tray supports Compose recomposition, making it possible to dynamically show or hide the tray icon, for example:
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