Posted by Alexander Avdonin on 22-Dec-22 14:16Ĭlose All Windows v5.2 - New Look and Themes Menu

Some other minor improvements and bug fixes.

Fixed an issue with shortcut keys on Windows 10.

Disabled icon for unchecked items in the task list.

Now when you deselect a window in the task list its icon is grayed out:Ĭhangelog for CloseAll v5.3 (December 22, 2022): You can subscribe to the NTWind News by email or RSS to stay up-to-date with our products and services.Ĭlose All Windows v5.3 - Disabled Icons in Task List Plus, if you have application and Finder windows spread about your various desktops, then you need to go around finding them and closing each one.Below is the list of the latest news and blog posts on CloseAll. You could press Command+W repeatedly to close a bunch of open windows, but that’s still not as quick as it could be.

Quitting doesn’t work with Finder unless you apply a Terminal hack, and you may not always want to quit an app entirely-you might want it to continue to run in the background, like if you want Mail to continue to check for new items, or iTunes to play your jams.Ĭommand+W, on the other hand, will close the frontmost window. If you press Command+Q to quit an app, all of its windows will close. The most obvious option is quitting the application. RELATED: How to 'Quit' the Finder in OS X Unfortunately, there’s no shortcut that will close all open windows at once, but you can close all of a given app’s open windows at once, making quick work of your cluttered desktop. Let’s briefly review your different options. If your Mac desktop is cluttered with multiple open windows, then you need a good way to quickly close them all without clicking every red x button one by one.

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