beyluta/one-click-quits

One-click-quits is a MacOS program that automatically quits your applications when you click the red "Close" button.

one-click-quits's Issues

Windowed applications being terminated when another goes into fullscreen

Description

If one application goes into fullscreen mode, then all applications underneath it will terminate.

Cause

The program counts an application as being "closed" when:

• It is no longer visible in any screen
• It isn't the same size as the current monitor it is displayed on
• It isn't minimized

When it goes out of view due to another application being set to fullscreen, then all of the aforementioned prerequisites become fulfilled, thus ending the application via a SIGTERM code.

Possible solutions

• Find some kind of flag that only triggers when applications are behind a fullscreen application
• Add a fourth condition that needs to be met for an application to be "closed"
• Detect when the window instance of the pid is no longer available

Fullscreen applications quitting when scrolling horizontally

Sometimes, fullscreen applications quit when you scroll horizontally back to the desktop or some other app.

Apps do not close sometimes

What's the issue?

Aside from the apps that should not close, such as background processes, there are instance in which an app that should close on exit, does not. This is not due to the Sigterm command: the if statement responsible for detecting whether an app should close, does not engage.