I have a custom Apple script that ChatGPT made that you can assign to a keyboard command which will quit the currently running process, sort of like the NVDA kill process add-on, but for Mac voiceover. I’ll post it when I am at my Mac later.
For me, I have it set up to option Q.
When I’m in the ChatGPT app, I press option Q, and the ChatGPT app get killed. It’s also more useful than trying to get command option shift escape to work. This guarantees to work in any app.
tell application "System Events"
set focusedApp to name of first application process whose frontmost is true
end tell
do shell script "killall " & quoted form of focusedApp
Assign this to your prefered VoiceOver command, then press that command in the ChatGPT app, and it will be closed, and you will not see it in your menubar.
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Command Q
Try the keyboard shortcut command Q while you're in the ChatGPT window? That's a standard Mac command to close an app.
@Gar
No, this will quit the active window of the app, the app will keep showing in the status menus.
I have a custom script to kill the current process
I have a custom Apple script that ChatGPT made that you can assign to a keyboard command which will quit the currently running process, sort of like the NVDA kill process add-on, but for Mac voiceover. I’ll post it when I am at my Mac later.
For me, I have it set up to option Q.
When I’m in the ChatGPT app, I press option Q, and the ChatGPT app get killed. It’s also more useful than trying to get command option shift escape to work. This guarantees to work in any app.
Here's the script.
tell application "System Events"
set focusedApp to name of first application process whose frontmost is true
end tell
do shell script "killall " & quoted form of focusedApp
Assign this to your prefered VoiceOver command, then press that command in the ChatGPT app, and it will be closed, and you will not see it in your menubar.
@Levi
Many thanks!