Shutdown Web Browsers

Every now and then, it happens that your browsers don't close properly. Though you've just exited all your tabs and closed everything accordingly, some hangup is causing a browser process to still take up a bit of your memory, which can be a problem on lower-spec machines.

Features:

• Collection of scripts to close all instances of your browser


• Support for Avast, Chrome, Edge, Comodo Dragon, Seamonkey, and Firefox


• Easy-to-navigate interface


• Automatically shut down all processes associated with a specific browser


• Does not work with browsers outside the supported list

Specifications:

• Publisher: PB Software LLC


• Price: FREE


• File: /home/rsyncd/mnt/root/softpedia/Downloads/Windows Apps/System/S/Shutdown Web Browsers/ShutdownBrowserTrial.exe


• Publisher Link: PB Software LLC

Shutdown Web Browsers is a practical and to-the-point solution to shutting down all relevant processes tied to your browser. If, for some reason, you often experience the issue of a rogue browser process taking up some memory, even after you've closed everything, a program like such can be a good shout.

If you use any of the supported browsers, then you'll be happy to know that the program works as expected. Clicking a browser's name on the interface will shut down all processes associated with it, which means that the program has handled its duties successfully.

As it stands, Shutdown Web Browsers is a little bit lackluster. It is comprised of a few scripts that can close all related processes related to the supported browsers — which really aren't that many — and paying for a license doesn't seem justified when you could simply close the processes yourself.