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In System Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts > App Shortcuts, add the shortcut: app Safari, name "Quit Safari", command-option-Q. This will leave command-Q doing not
by pulvinar 7mo ago
In System Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts > App Shortcuts, add the shortcut: app Safari, name "Quit Safari", command-option-Q. This will leave command-Q doing nothing, yet still allow you to quit. Repeat for other apps.
- joeframbach 7mo agoNah, I installed karabiner and set up command+q to require a three-second holddown to activate.
- eviks 7mo agoThat's a lot of work to do it per app! And remember to do for every new app
- voltaireodactyl 7mo agoFWIW you can do it for “all apps” in one go — I set one up for printing to PDF and it works great
- eviks 7mo agoYou can't do that because the design of the whole system is dumb - instead of matching by unique (within the app) universal (=across apps) menu item id like "quit" that's hardcoded into the framework, you must match by menu item displayed name "quit Safari", which is different for every "quit MyNewShinyApp" PS: and sometimes the name string is also dynamic "Navigate to the latest folder named XYZ", so you can't match at all!