Bugs

[Moolynx]

Hi,

I have been using Swift Quit for closing apps and I found a number of bugs, hoping you can look into this:

1. It closes Finder. I think Finder should be excluded as it is a system process?
2. It also closes Spotlight after a search. This should be excluded - This may have been fixed now.
3. It closes a few of the menubar apps when user interact with the menubar items eg. Dato which should be left opened. I have currently excluded this.
4. It also causes issues with Microsoft Office Suite e.g. Excel. When I launch the app, Excel will present with a home screen asking user to either open existing files or create a new file. Selecting any item on the list will cause Excel to close. Same for Word and Powerpoint.
5. TextEdit. Click View > Show All tabs. Click on existing document and the app will close or Create new documents when TextEdit first starts.

I think all of the above are apps closing when users didn’t click the Red Cross but when Swift Quit seems to close it when the app closes its last window. I hope you can look into this.

FYI: I have been trying to reach you by email but your email keep bouncing. Hope this works.

[luilo909]

Another bug / behavior I noticed whit 2 windows of the same app: when a window is minimized and I closed another one, swiftquit thinks the maximized one is the last one and quits the app.

[onebadidea]

1. Finder and Spotlight have been included in the exclusions list by default now.
2. Have not looked into menubar apps yet.
3. I can not replicate the issues with Microsoft apps, but hopefully the 2 second delay and additional check for open windows submitted by @incanus have solved that issue.
4. The issue with text edit is strange, I'll look into it.