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This is an OS-level thing where apps can act more "iOS-like" by saving and restoring their state when they're closed/opened. I agree, it's annoying. There migh
by _moof 4y ago
This is an OS-level thing where apps can act more "iOS-like" by saving and restoring their state when they're closed/opened. I agree, it's annoying.
There might be a way to turn it off but in the meantime you can press command-option-W to close all windows.
EDIT: You can disable this globally in System Preferences, or on a per-app basis by writing to the app's defaults:
defaults write com.apple.Preview NSQuitAlwaysKeepsWindows -bool false