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Magic Mirror configuration guide How to exit the Magic Mirror screen. Before going further, there’s one thing you need to know: how to close the Magic Mirror app. By default, it opens in full screen, and you have no way to exit. To exit the Magic Mirror screen, press “ALT” on your keyboard, the top menu will show up.
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after your magic mirror has loaded, press: Ctrl + q. This should kill Magic Mirror app; If you are using pm2 to start the app, it will restart after a few seconds; when the app has been killed, you can bring up a terminal window and type: pm2 stop MagicMirror; Hope it helps.
Instead of Quitting the mirror, you can Minimize it via one of the other menus. Then type pm2 stop mm in your terminal. That will stop the mirror from relaunching
Important note on closing the Magic Mirror app: By default, Magic Mirror opens in full-screen, and there is no exit button. To exit the screen, press “ALT” on your keyboard, then File>Quit. Of course, you could just press “CTRL+Q”.
Magic Mirror currently starts and stops manually from the command line over SSH. We’ll add an autostart program that also gives you a few extra features you might find useful. Before we begin, stop Magic Mirror by pressing Ctrl+C. PM2 is a process manager for Node.js applications like Magic Mirror.
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To quit the Magic Mirror screen, press the Alt key and select Quit from the File menu that appears at the top. Alternatively, you can tap the command key to get to the task manager and kill off all the Electron processes.
