No, but there's a workaround. For some context: On Windows and Linux, the free DocFetcher has a global hotkey (by default Ctrl + F8) to bring the program window to the front. This feature was not carried over to DocFetcher Pro as the hotkey is known to cause stability issues. However, it is possible to emulate the hotkey with additional software, as explained below. How to emulate the hotkey on macOS will not be explained, but it can be done with Automator and AppleScript. On Windows Download the open-source software AutoHotkey from here and install it. Afterwards, restart Windows. Press Windows key + R, type shell:startup, then press Enter. This opens your startup applications folder. Right-click in that folder and select New > AutoHotkey Script. Give the new .ahk file a name, e.g., DocFetcher Pro Hotkey.ahk. The .ahk file is a script that will be run every time Windows starts up. Right-click the .ahk file, then select Edit Script. Replace all text in the .ahk file with this: ^F8:: if WinActive(\\"DocFetcher Pro\\") { WinMinimize, DocFetcher Pro } else { WinActivate, DocFetcher Pro } Save and close the .ahk file. Restart Windows. From now on, you can press Ctrl + F8 to bring a running DocFetcher Pro instance to the front. After pressing Ctrl + F8, you can further press Ctrl + F to focus the search field in DocFetcher Pro. If you press Ctrl + F8 while DocFetcher Pro is already the active window, it will be minimized instead. The ^F8:: line in the .ahk script above is what binds the script to the Ctrl + F8 hotkey. For other hotkeys, see this page in the AutoHotkey documentation. To learn more about AutoHotkey, see the AutoHotkey documentation, and the tutorial in particular. On Linux Install AutoKey. On Debian-based distros such as Ubuntu, run this command in the terminal: sudo apt install autokey-gtk If not already installed, install the following dependencies: wmctrl and xdotool. Start AutoKey. In AutoKey, create a new script: File > New > Script Paste the following code into the code editor: output = system.exec_command(\\"wmctrl -lx\\", getOutput=True) if \\"DocFetcher Pro.DocFetcher Pro\\" in output: winClass = window.get_active_class() if winClass == \\"DocFetcher Pro.DocFetcher Pro\\": system.exec_command(\\"xdotool windowminimize $(xdotool getactivewindow)\\") else: system.exec_command(\\"wmctrl -x -a \\"DocFetcher Pro.DocFetcher Pro\\"\\") Beneath the code editor, assign a hotkey, e.g., Ctrl + F8. Add AutoKey to your startup applications. You can do this from within AutoKey: Edit > Preferences > Automatically start AutoKey at login Save the script and close the AutoKey window. It'll keep running in the background. From now on, you can press Ctrl + F8 to bring a running DocFetcher Pro instance to the front. After pressing Ctrl + F8, you can further press Ctrl + F to focus the search field in DocFetcher Pro. If you press Ctrl + F8 while DocFetcher Pro is already the active window, it will be minimized instead.