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I have been looking for a solution to remove the Spotify icon form the system tray, running Ubuntu 14.10 with a Unity desktop. I have done my reasearch and found that canonical has removed the com->canonical->unity->panel whitelist option a couple of ubuntu versions back.

The Patching Unity Solution will only whitelist all the icons and will create it own set of problems.

Is there any way to remove icons from the system tray, other than reverting back to an older version of Ubuntu?

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Dconf-editor can be used in this case. Have a look at the guide here: http://www.adminreseau.fr/unity-global-menu-can-now-be-disabled-for-individual-applications-ubuntu-14-04-trusty-tahr/

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  • I tried it out and it seemed like it didn't work, but I only tried on the Spotify application, I might try it out on others to see if it works in other cases. Jan 23, 2015 at 12:36

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