Updated
How to Close Windows from Mission Control on Mac
With Supercharge
- Open Supercharge, and give it the access that it asks for in “Device Control and Data Access”.
- Open the Supercharge settings, and click “Tweaks”.
- In the “Mission Control” section, turn on “Window actions & shortcuts”.
- Open Mission Control, and right-click a window. The window closes.
To do something else with a right-click or a middle-click, choose “Minimize Window”, “Quit App”, or “Hide App” in “Right-click action” and “Middle-click action”. You can also point at a window and press CommandW, CommandQ, CommandH, or CommandM, and move between the windows with the arrow keys. On macOS 27, moving between the windows with the arrow keys does not work yet in other spaces.
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- Platform
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- macOS 26.4 or later
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- Updated
- September 2026
- Version
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Without an app
Click the window in Mission Control to go to it, and then press CommandW to close it, or CommandQ to quit the app. Then open Mission Control again for the next window.
Apple’s instructions. This works, but it takes two steps for each window. Supercharge is for when you clean up many windows at once.