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App request: Apps that quite app after no use

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What are currently the apps that will quite certain apps after no use? I know there is AppHault, but looking to see what's out there.

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u/MaxGaav

Quitter - Automatically hide or quit apps when inactive (free)

u/Latter_Pen2421OPReply

Do you use it? Is it pretty stable? I just need it for apps like discord, that i only check once every few hours and would rather have it closed to not eat ram.

u/MaxGaavReply

Yes, I use it for quite some time already. It's flawless.

u/Latter_Pen2421OPReply

Quitall is awesome, use every day. It doesn't auto close apps after a while does it?

u/Neat-Veterinarian-42Reply

Quitall does have an option to autoclose apps after a certain time. But I use quitter and it’s been pretty good so far.

u/MaxGaavReply

QuitAll does not have the functionality OP asks for. But if interesting as well, then also have a look at Quit All Apps. Roughly one tenth of the price of QuitAll.

u/Neat-Veterinarian-42Reply

Super simple app!! Will be checking this out.

u/Neat-Veterinarian-42Reply

Never heard of it. Seems cool by looking at the website.

u/xVirReply

Yeah https://manual.raycast.com/auto-quit I guess it is not as advanced as a special app, but for simple cases, it definitely works.

u/bogdallica

https://marco.org/apps does exactly this. I don't use it, because I have a python script that does it pretty reliably. Not sure if I can share directly on here, but if a mod confirms, I can share a Github Gist with it.