iWoodsman

Hi, can you detail how you were able to have iCue running yet not have it appear in the Dock? I'm running 4.29.203 on Ventura on an Intel MBP, and I have still never seen an option, control or preference that allows iCue to run as a typical driver app without a Dock icon.

Checked in on my own thread finally. Corsair staffer: iCue is driver software and a control interface, occasionally adjusted but not used. Like all keyboard/mouse/headset/peripheral software, for decades, it does not need a user interface visible 24/7. The ever-presence of its icon in the Mac Dock is unjustifiable from both technical and UI standpoints. Your top competitors get this. Please don't defend the poor engineering oversight, it's such a simple fix, they could push it out in no time and comply with this aspect of previous iCue behavior. There will be much rejoicing.

With iCue 3, the application icon could be hidden from the Finder dock while it was running, which was convenient because otherwise it would always be displayed. In iCue 4 there doesn't seem to be a way to hide the icon in the Finder dock, so it is always shown as running in addition to the presence of the menubar icon. Too much software presence just to run my peripherals! I cannot quit iCue at any time or I lose my Void headset multichannel function, my K95 macros and colors (not in hardware) and the custom dpi setting on my M55 mouse. Can you add the option to hide the dock icon (and ideally the menubar icon too), or tell me if I am overlooking options that already exist? I am using iCue 4.19.191 on MacOS Monterey.