As the title says, is there a shortcut key to enable/disable iStripper on MacOS? On Windows we have Alt+Space.

Hi @Khan91

is there a shortcut key to enable/disable iStripper on MacOS?

CTRL + Q is a Shortcut which is closing the most Applications in Linux.
So i changed that inside the iStripper Client too and after pressing it, iStripper will be deactivated
and not closed competely. Maybe it works on MacOS as well.

Command Q on the Mac will quit the active application. If iStripper is open, not just active, and is the current application Command Q will cause it to quit. I know of no way to inactivate istripper on a Mac when a card is playing, but iStripper is not active, but I've never looked for one.

I just did some experimenting. I could find no way to Disable iStriper with a shortcut. I was able to create an Automator quick service that will quit iStripper even if the application window is closed. (See screen shot) I was able to assign a shortcut to that service. (See screen shot) However, none of the shortcuts I tried worked.

This is insane. There's no way to set a shortcut to hide the app? This is a basic feature. Remember the Boss button?

On a similar note, if you set the settings where clicking on the model enables/disables iStripper, the model remains disabled—for about three seconds, and then another one pops on the screen. This is obviously not what is wanted.