Quit Application CM provides a convenient contextual menu to easily quit any running application on your device.
I recently came across Quit Application CM, a convenient contextual menu plug-in that simplifies the process of quitting an open application. This handy tool allows users to quit an application right from its icon in the Finder, without having to switch over to the application itself.
Primarily designed with developers in mind, Quit Application CM is particularly useful for quitting background-only applications. It streamlines the quitting process, saving users time and effort.
Using Quit Application CM is straightforward: simply drag the "Quit Application CM" file into the "Contextual Menu Items" folder located within the System Folder. Depending on your system, it may be necessary to reboot for the changes to take effect.
Once you've installed Quit Application CM, you're good to go. Just control-click (or right-click for Windows users) on the icon of the open application you wish to quit, and the contextual menu will provide the option to do so. It's worth noting that this plug-in uses an AppleEvent to quit the application. As contextual menu plug-ins typically aren't recognized as real applications, AppleEvents aren't officially meant to work.
Overall, I found Quit Application CM to be a useful and time-saving tool for quickly quitting open applications, and would recommend it to anyone looking for a more efficient way to manage their workflow.
Primarily designed with developers in mind, Quit Application CM is particularly useful for quitting background-only applications. It streamlines the quitting process, saving users time and effort.
Using Quit Application CM is straightforward: simply drag the "Quit Application CM" file into the "Contextual Menu Items" folder located within the System Folder. Depending on your system, it may be necessary to reboot for the changes to take effect.
Once you've installed Quit Application CM, you're good to go. Just control-click (or right-click for Windows users) on the icon of the open application you wish to quit, and the contextual menu will provide the option to do so. It's worth noting that this plug-in uses an AppleEvent to quit the application. As contextual menu plug-ins typically aren't recognized as real applications, AppleEvents aren't officially meant to work.
Overall, I found Quit Application CM to be a useful and time-saving tool for quickly quitting open applications, and would recommend it to anyone looking for a more efficient way to manage their workflow.
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