It is easy to do via AppleScript, and you can embed your AppleScript in an Automator 'Run AppleScript' action. You can then just type 'terminal' in the Spotlight search field and. If there are apps you want to keep open at all times when the script is being run, click the Add button and choose an app to add to the. Click the down arrow under Quit All Applications and make sure Ask to save changes is checked.
Here, you need to replace Safari with the apps name that you cant force quit. At the top left corner, select Actions and in the search box, type Quit All Applications.
Open Finder > Applications > Utilities > Terminal. Is there some way for the application to ask me which apps I don't want to quitĪutomator has very little logic processing - it's very linear and any time you want to change the workflow based on some arbitrary condition (such as a user selection), it's a PITA. Click 'Applications' in the left column of a Finder window followed by 'Utilities,' and then double-click 'Terminal.' Alternatively, launch Terminal from Spotlight by pressing the 'Command' button and 'Space Bar' at the same time. If you force quit still not working in your Macs Activity Monitor, you can run command lines to stop the unresponsive app.
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