Submitted On 03-MAY-2008
Its irritating to see a link to console from the tray and it clutters the list. Please remove it. Thanks
Submitted On 03-MAY-2008
kozmoz02
Its definitely superfluous, developers know where to find the Java Console though and "normal" users do not care about what technology is used. So please hide the tray icon.
Submitted On 05-MAY-2008
I'd like to cast my support of this RFE as well. In new installs of the JRE, please hide the tray icon by default and allow the user to opt to show the icon using the Java Control Panel.
Giving the plugin the ability to spawn multiple VM's now means multiple tray icons can appear - this looks odd as most applications do not spawn more than one tray icon. This is another good reason to disable the tray icons by default.
Submitted On 28-MAY-2008
carcour
The tray should be removed as soon as possible in order to have a compelling user experience for applets. It is unacceptable to have Java tray icons it just kills the user experience.
Submitted On 01-JUN-2008
I believe that the tray icon should be removed. When a "normal" user uses a Java application, he / she doesn't need to know that Java is behind. The user just want a nice, clean UI and experience.
Submitted On 02-JUN-2008
We should also open an RFE asking Sun to remove the infamous Yahoo Toolbar from the installer.
Submitted On 07-JUN-2008
please get rid of this craplet
Submitted On 18-JUN-2008
cowwoc
FireFox uses Tools -> Error Console for debugging Javascript. The same non-intrusive mechanism is used by all other plugins so Java should use it as well.
Submitted On 20-JUN-2008
dserodio
Please get rid of this!!! It's intrusive, doesn't add value to the Java brand and annoys everyone!!!
Submitted On 23-JUN-2008
keithjohnston
I truly think that making it less obvious that Java is being used will make it more acceptable for websites. Please get rid of the tray icon.
Submitted On 24-JUN-2008
The last thing we need is another icon in the tray. Really.
Submitted On 17-JUL-2008
David_Grace
The tray icon should be disabled by default, while still being able to be displayed through an option in the applet tag. This course of action should please everybody.
Submitted On 25-JUL-2008
carcour
This is unacceptable. I just went to http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/javase/6u10_applets/ and I had 2 tray icons in my tray. Is that acceptable? It doesn't make sense at all. Imagine Flash doing the same we would have 4-5 icons in the tray
Submitted On 28-JUL-2008
kenwarner
Ok, here's how to handle it -- put a menu item in the tools menu that says "Java Console"
Then for each JVM that is running -- PUT A SUB MENU ITEM WITH THE NAME OF THE APPLET THAT IS RUNNING
DUH!!!!
PLEASE NOTE: JDK6 is formerly known as Project Mustang
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