Is there a way to close all the tabs without being asked if I want to save each tab?

[Nietzsche]

I want to close all my tabs closed without saving anyone of them, most of the time I am just practicing, so I have up to like 50+ program tabs in one session.

If I use the "Reset SAS Session (F9)" function from the main menu to the top, it doesn't actually close any tabs. 

If I right click any tab and choose "Close All Tabs" from the menu, SAS studio will ask me if I want to save for every single tab.

The only way I found is sign in and out which is time consuming. 

Is there a method to do close all tabs or all other tabs (except for this one) without being asked to save each single tab in SAS studio?

[Sajid01]

SAS  Studio runs in the browser. How about abruptly closing the browser say from Task Manager  and clearing the history?

[ghosh]

In Windows 11 in Chrome you can right click and select  Close Other Tabs 

[Nietzsche]

@ghosh

In Windows 11 in Chrome you can right click and select  Close Other Tabs 

We're talking about tabs within SAS studio, not browser tabs.

[SASKiwi]

In SAS Studio 3.81 there's a Close All Tabs option when you right click on a program tab:

[Nietzsche]

In SAS Studio 3.81 there's a Close All Tabs option when you right click on a program tab:

I have already mentioned in my first post about that.

If I right click any tab and choose "Close All Tabs" from the menu, SAS studio will ask me if I want to save for every single tab.

The reason why I started this thread is because I do NOT want to answer "NO" to "do you want to save" for every single tabs I have open.

[SASKiwi]

There isn't an option at least in SAS Studio 3.81 to do that AFAIK.

[Tom]

I do not see any option for that.

The only other choice I see is related to what it does when you start a new session.

So you need to decide is it easier to click yes 50 times or sign-out and sign-in again.