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Do you like to multitask, but closing multiple applications one at a time is not so much fun? Or at some point the work stops because the computer is overloaded with applications running in the background? Before rebooting, try quitting all or some of your selected applications using the handy menu bar assistant called Quit All!
Quick exit
Have too many applications open and don't want to go through them all one by one to close them? Use Quit All to selectively close programs you don't need at the moment (or close them all at once). Just click on the application icon in the menu bar and choose which one you want to close. And don't worry - the application will ask if you need to save your work before exiting.
Force termination
With Quit All, you can choose to force quit the application if necessary. Sometimes the program freezes and needs to be terminated; in another case, you just want to close the application, and unsaved data prevents you from doing this, even if you don't need it and don't mind quitting without saving. Either way, conveniently switch between the "Quit" and "Force Quit" options to force quit the problematic application or several of them.
Manage background applications
Use the Quit All feature to view background apps and decide whether you want to end them or keep them running. The Quit All assistant in the menu bar can easily handle this task.
Customize as you wish
Quit All has a dark mode for when you want the menu bar assistant to blend in with your desktop design. You can also adjust numerous application settings as you wish, namely: launch at login, keyboard shortcuts, default exit, sound effects and much more.