Process Killer

The Process Killer extension lets you end an unresponsive process or the process behind a selected window. It is useful when an app stops responding or consumes too many resources.

What you can do

• Open Task Manager (Windows) or Activity Monitor (macOS) by running ProcessKiller
• Type ProcessKiller and press Space to list current windows and processes
• Select a window entry (title + PID) and press Enter to terminate its owning process
• Select a process entry (name/command + PID) and press Enter to kill it
• Search by window title, app name, process name, or parent process name

How to use

• Launcher only: ProcessKiller → opens Task Manager/Activity Monitor
• Parameter mode: ProcessKiller + Space → browse running windows and processes
• Use the arrow keys to select the process you want to end
• Press Enter to end the selected process

Safety

• Critical system processes are hidden by default
• Still proceed with caution — terminating processes can cause data loss
• On Windows, killing elevated processes may require running Sliprail as Administrator

Tips

• Fuzzy search works across titles, app names, process names, and parent process names
• Window entries usually show icons to help identify targets quickly