KeePassXC.ahk

EnvGet, ProgramFiles32, ProgramFiles(x86)
EnvGet, ProgramFiles64, ProgramFiles
if (!ProgramFiles32)
	ProgramFiles32 := ProgramFiles64

; ************************************************************************************************************************************************************
; Run/show/hide KeePassXC using Win+K
;
#k::
	if (WinExist("ahk_exe KeePassXC.exe") && WinActive("ahk_exe KeePassXC.exe"))
		WinMinimize
	else
		Run % ProgramFiles64 . "\KeePassXC\KeePassXC.exe"
	return

Gene,

To be honest, I'm a newb programmer so I don't know what the beginning section does or how the variables get defined later. So, I just wrote it the simple beginner way. You can change it back if you want. I just didn't know how to correct it.

Just to let you know, I haven't had any issues with active/restore after "minimize to tray" option was activated. So, I'm speculating the problem is related to the expert method you used.

Anyway, thanks again for the script. I appreciate it.

Enjoy the weekend!

What does this ahk script do??

@valner88 What is described in the comment on line 7 - runs, shows or hides KeePassXC (depending on it's current state), when you press Windows key and K simultaneously.

Similar to how (on Windows 7+) you can run/show/hide an app pinned to your taskbar by using Windows key and a corresponding digit 1-9.

I use various other similar shortcuts to make it quick to switch between commonly used apps. Some apps that hide to tray on minimize are a bit more tricky to unhide (WinExist returns false for the hidden window, you have to use some options like detect hidden windows etc), KeePassXC is actually one of them, I had a script that worked for a while but stopped working with another KeePassXC update, in the end I gave up and just disable the hide to tray option in it's settings.