# Tray menu

> What the HTML Clay system tray menu holds, from Open Example File and Backups to Trusted Folders, Start on Login, and Quit.

Source: https://htmlclay.com/docs/tray/

The app has no main window. Everything you can do away from a document lives in the system tray menu.

## The system tray

The tray menu holds: an update row that appears when a new version is available, Open Example File, Backups, a Trusted Folders submenu (a "Trust a Folder…" row plus one row per trusted folder, clicking a row stops trusting it), a Start on Login checkbox, and Quit. Start on Login is a LaunchAgent on macOS, an autostart desktop entry on Linux, and a registry key on Windows.

## Update checks

HTML Clay checks for a new version once at startup, against `https://download.htmlclay.com/htmlclay-release-info.json`. It sends no file contents, and nothing else leaves your machine.