Versions6
New Preferences - November 25, 2024
- Added preferences to customize the primary action of the
Open Portcommand
New Command - March 14, 2024
- Added a new command to quickly kill a port
Improved Menu Bar Command - January 18, 2024
- Improved menu bar commands
- Caches the opened ports, so opening the extension feels instant
- Removed the preference to use
sudofor listing and killing processes - Added the "named ports" feature (special thanks to @Sheraff)
- Made command names more concise
Menu Bar Command - August 18, 2023
- Added simple menu bar command
- Added preference to always use the same kill signal
- Changed shortcut to kill parent process from
⌘+pto⌘+⌥+p - Changed shortcut to show process info from
⌘+ito⌘+⇧+d - Use color and icon in alerts
- Fixed bug where the extension would crash when
lsofreturned a warning, thank you Grzegorz Leoniec
New Actions - July 15, 2022
- Show Info action (
⌘+i) to display process information - Show in Finder action (
⌘+f) to reveal the executable of a process in Finder - Kill Parent action (
⌘+p) to kill the parent process of a process opening a port - For obvious reasons not available if the PID of the parent process is either
0(kernel) or1(launchd) - Some changed wording
- Navigation title of Kill Port command is now, well, Kill Port
- Improved description of the extension
- Improved README
- Added a changelog
- Added screenshots
Initial Release - February 21, 2022
- List open ports and their processes
- Kill them either with
SIGTERMorSIGKILL - Use
killallto kill processes by name - Copy Information about a process
- PID
- Parent Process PID
- User UID
- User Name
- Copy commands to kill process manually via the commandline
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