Quitter For Mac

Social media can be a serious distraction in your daily routine and usually leads to an extensive number of unproductive hours each week. Quitter is a simple OS X utility that can automatically hide or quit an app after a certain period of inactivity.

Right off the bat, Quitter will place a small menulet in your status bar, and you get to quickly enable or disable the service with a simple mouse click. Keep in mind that, by default, Quitter does not integrate any rules, so you must navigate to the appropriate panel and establish some.

Quitter can work with any application installed on your Mac: just use the Finder menu to navigate to the installation locations and make sure to select it. Quitter will add it to the monitored list, and you get to decide how it will be handled.

Within the Quitter Rule panel, you can choose to either hide or directly quit the controlled applications. At the same time, you can also adjust the period of inactivity in each case, which is expressed in minutes.

Worth mentioning is that you cannot set multiple rules for the same app: each utility will be inserted in the rules list only one. This means that you cannot choose to hide the app in the first stage, and then quit it after a longer period of time.

To sum up, Quitter provides an uncomplicated solution for increasing your productivity level by eliminating certain apps from your environment.

The Quitter utility can either hide or quit apps after a period of inactivity, which means that you will not see them on your desktop. Hence, you will be less inclined to interrupt your work to interact with them.