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Disable automatic application termination in OS X
Well, perhaps not quite. There is a system policy to "terminate" apps with no windows open, automatically -- this has been set since Lion, and has nothing to do with the app-specific setting. You can see John Siracusa's review on it from Ars.
Disable automatic application termination in OS X
"You can test this experimentally by opening Preview, opening a PDF, closing the window, and then switching to another app. Preview disappears from the Dock and the Cmd-Tab list."
Disable automatic application termination in OS X
So I just tried opening Preview, and then opening a PDF. As soon as I closed the PDF window Preview did quit, and it is still in the Activity Monitor. ---
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Disable automatic application termination in OS X
I think you still have to opt-in for this behavior. Obviously, Apple has opted-in Preview and TextEdit. |
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