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Mac helps in the efficient organization of information so you can work faster and get all the things required at the same time. It allows one to use so many windows or tabs at once which ultimately helps in a quicker way of getting work done. If one is working on any of the Mac applications, open windows tend to pile up. Often this gets frustrating because no one wishes to see a ton of windows open after having productive work done at the end of the day, but do not worry, we have found a few ways of putting off all the windows or tabs at once on MAC. To put off all the tabs sometimes becomes essential. This is because when too many tabs are open, your MAC system might start heating up and eventually slowing down the process.
How to Close All Open Windows or Tabs on Mac?
USING MENU ITEM
You can close all the open tabs at once using the menu item. It requires just a few steps.
- Press and hold on to the options button on the MAC keyboard.
- When the file menu gets displayed, select the Close All option from the list.
This will get rid of all the open tabs instantly.
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USING A KEYBOARD SHORTCUT
If doing it through the menu style seems like a hassle, you can try this very easy trick which is to press the command button on the keyboard of your mac along with the option button and the key W at once.
TO NOTE
Closing all tabs can become a lot easier from the above-mentioned methods but often what happens is, if you are currently active on any chrome browser and you have used the keyboard shortcut, then it might possibly shut down every chrome browser that is open on the MAC which sometimes might result in loss of data.
