The new button can be accessed by right-clicking on an app in the taskbar and selecting ‘Force quit’ from the menu. However, it’s not clear when the feature will go live in Windows 11.

This step by step guide with screenshots covers how to force quit frozen menu bar apps on your Mac in a few simple steps.

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Here's how you force quit on a Mac when an app stops responding. You can use either the Apple menu or a keyboard shortcut.

A new easter egg was spotted from the recent Starfield showcase. Did you catch the Rage Quit button?

You can see switches and buttons for all the stuff you'd expect, from life support to the ship's umbilical, but alongside them is something more unexpected. A rage quit button.

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A Starfield rage quit button exists, and while the origin of this in-joke and Easter egg is unknown, it's certainly a fun one to theorize about.

Hit Command + Option + Esc, and you should see a dialogue box pop-up called Force Quit Applications. Select which app you want to force quit, then hit the Force Quit button.

Call of Duty Zombies YouTuber MrRoflWaffles had a disastrous end to a high round Black Ops 6 run, leaving the game at round 147 and after 12 hours of play rather than saving and quitting.