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This type of thing can be done by setting up key bindings in System Preferences, either per app or as a global default. And the macOS version isn’t limited (e.
by makecheck 8y ago
This type of thing can be done by setting up key bindings in System Preferences, either per app or as a global default.
And the macOS version isn’t limited (e.g. I globally rebind Minimize because I got tired of hitting the wrong key and seeing a window disappear).
- webdevetc 8y agoAh maybe, i don't know. But that app (command q) lets you still use CMD+Q, but you have to hold it down for 5 seconds or so before it'll quit any app. (it isn't my app - i just like using it and get annoyed when i use a machine with it and i accidentally hit cmd q instead of cmd+a )