I upgraded from Mojave to Monterey lately. I used to be able to right-click on processes in Activity Monitor and click Quit or Force Quit, but now I can't. I guess there's the "Stop" button, but has anyone else noticed this?
Moreover: in Catalina there's no right-click either.I upgraded from Mojave to Monterey lately. I used to be able to right-click on processes in Activity Monitor and click Quit or Force Quit, but now I can't. I guess there's the "Stop" button, but has anyone else noticed this?
Yes -- I seem to remember doing that in Mojave, also. And now that I've upgraded, it doesn't work in Monterey. Booooo!I upgraded from Mojave to Monterey lately. I used to be able to right-click on processes in Activity Monitor and click Quit or Force Quit, but now I can't. I guess there's the "Stop" button, but has anyone else noticed this?
I don't remember this ever working in any old version of OS X. Are you thinking of when you right click on an app in the Dock?I upgraded from Mojave to Monterey lately. I used to be able to right-click on processes in Activity Monitor and click Quit or Force Quit, but now I can't. I guess there's the "Stop" button, but has anyone else noticed this?
That's plausible. It could be my memory isn't as good as I think! ;-)Are you thinking of when you right click on an app in the Dock?
That doesn't matter in this case, it's not how Activity Monitor works.If right-click is set to another setting it doesn't work.
because it sucksDid you go into preferences - Mouse and turn on right click? Right click is turned off by default for some stupid reason!