Now this Force Quit shortcut will appear in the Mac top menu bar.Click on the Settings icon in the right sidebar and check the box of Keep in Menu Bar.Again for ease of access, this Shortcut can be added to the Mac Top Menu Bar, so you can force quit all the apps in one click.Next, rename the Shortcut on the upper side, you’ll see Shortcut Name, slightly faded, click on it and enter the Shortcut’s name.Search and add the apps that you don’t want to force quit using this shortcut app. Its recommended adding apps like browsers in the exception list because this could kill the current downloads, even if you don’t want to. Furthermore, you can exclude the Apps for which you don’t want to use this Force Quit Shortcut.Click on the App button beside the Quit option, and choose App or All Apps from the dropdown.Again in the right sidebar, you’ll see a search shortcuts bar, enter a QUIT search string, and select Quit shortcut.

Click on the All Shortcuts option in the sidebar, and then click on the Plus (+) button on the upper-right side.Although, you can access Shortcut App from the Launchpad. Press Command+Space Bar to open Spotlight Search and open Shortcuts App.

It’s best to use Spotlight Search to open the Shortcuts App it’s one of the best quick ways to open any program or app in Mac. If you’ve macOS Monterey or a later version running on Mac, don’t wait for anything, and set up Shortcuts App to Force Quit All Apps in one click. Method 2: Force Quit all apps using Shortcuts app on Mac

Windows shortcut to force quit