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By default, Opus stays running in the background even when none of its windows are open. This is for a few reasons:

• It means you can very quickly open new Opus windows which is useful if you frequently open windows to do a job and then close them when done.
• It means System-Wide Hotkeys still work when no windows are open.
• It means Floating/Docked Toolbars work when no windows are open.

If you don't care about those things and want Opus to exit when none of its windows are open then Opus 9 provides an option to do just that:


If you just want to exit Opus temporarily then you can do this via the Exit command which is in the default Tray Icon context menu:

Of course, you can add this command to any menu, toolbar or hotkey if you want it in another location.