AppKiller 4.2.4 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesAppKiller, from enSili.co, does one small job very quickly: it closes all of your open Mac applications at once. Despite what some download listings claim, it is not an uninstaller and it does not delete apps or their files. It lives in your menu bar, and when your desktop has become a pile of windows — or one misbehaving app is dragging the whole machine down — a single click on "Kill All Open Applications" shuts everything so you can start again from zero.
A global keyboard shortcut triggers the same clean sweep without reaching for the mouse, handy at the end of a working day or before a demanding task. The official site lists it at $8.99, with a free 3-day trial, and updates are free up to the next major version. It runs on macOS 10.12 and later, on Intel Macs and Apple Silicon models from M1 through M4.
Key Features
- Kill all open applications at once from the menu bar
- Global keyboard shortcut for an instant, mouse-free clean sweep
- Always one click away in the status bar whenever apps pile up
- Works on macOS 10.12 and later, Intel and Apple Silicon alike
- Free updates included up to the next major version
How to Download
- Visit the developer's official AppKiller page at enSili.co.
- Start your download from the official site: Download from the official site
- Install the app, find its icon in your menu bar, and use the 3-day trial before deciding to buy.
Does AppKiller uninstall apps?
No. AppKiller only quits running applications; it never removes an app or its data from your disk. For uninstalling, use a dedicated uninstaller and check what it deletes first.
Is AppKiller free?
There is a free 3-day trial. After that, the official price is $8.99. It is not a free full version, and copies offered free elsewhere are not from the developer.
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