QBlocker

QBlocker is a handy little app that can save you from those annoying moments when you accidentally quit an app. You know how it goes—one wrong press of Command + Q, and poof! Your work is gone. With QBlocker, you can set a delay for that shortcut, so you have to hold down the keys longer before anything happens.

How to Use QBlocker

When you first get started with QBlocker, it’s super important to give it permission to control your computer. To do this, just head over to the Accessibility panel in System Preferences. Once you've done that and restarted the app, you'll have a choice: block Command + Q for all apps or just some of them. Want to customize your list? Just go to the QBlocker status bar menu anytime!

Keeping the Hotkey Active

So here’s something cool: even though QBlocker changes how Command + Q works, it still keeps that hotkey active. The only difference now is that you need to hold down those keys for a bit longer if you really want to quit an app.

A Little Help When You Need It

If you're in the zone and accidentally try to quit an app, don’t worry! QBlocker has your back. It pops up a little notification right over the app window so you know what steps to take next.

No More Accidental Quits!

No one likes closing an app by mistake, especially when you're working on something important. With QBlocker, those accidental quits are a thing of the past because now you'll have to hold down those keys longer.

If you're ready to make your life easier and avoid those frustrating moments at work, check out QBlocker here!