I'm trying to figure out whether it's possible or not to create a single hotkey that does the following multifunction:

1. If application isn't running, launch it.
2. If application is running and minimized, maximize it.
3. If application is running and maximized, minimize it.

Any help appriciated!

Hi Owen,

I appreciate the answer, and I'm looking forward to testing the script out, but I'm a little confused as to where I'm supposed to get the script you are mentioning?

Was it supposed to be attached to your post?

Haha, no worries, I really appreciate the script, it's exactly what I was looking for!

However, some applications do not like being maximized directly from a minimized state, especially when it's minimized to tray, it's kinda interesting.

Discord being one of them.

I becomes this semi frozen window where it's basically a picture of the last "working" state of Discord.

It's not an issue with DisplayFusion, it's a general Windows issue, I have seen the same thing happen to other applications throughout the years. People that have experienced it knows what I'm talking about.

So, instead of minimizing/maximizing, I think the solution might be to minimize/restore the window instead, so, I tried editing the script, but, I'm no coding wizard, and clearly, you can't just switch out BFS.Window.Maximize with BFS.Window.Restore in the script.

I also tried to make a seperate script where instead of regular minimize, it minimize to tray, but haven't quiet figured it out yet