Any way to "close" a group of reminders all at once on OSX? Every time I turn on my mac, a set of like 10 recurring reminder popups clog up my OSX Desktop screen.

I may be a procrastinator and all, but Reminders.app's interface on OSX feels downright buggy without a button to close all reminders at once, or at least all recurring reminders.

Is there a keyboard shortcut or something to make them all "close" at once? A "Saturday shortcut", lets call it.
There are two fairly easy ways to do this:
Option 1 (default):
With the default configuration of your mac, you can simply option + click the notification center icon in the top right corner of your screen. This will enable Do Not Disturb, which automatically dismisses all notifications and silences incoming notifications. If you wish to continue receiving notifications, you can option + click the notification center icon again. Your notifications that were on the screen will not re-appear.
Option 2 (creating a keyboard shortcut):

Open System Preferences &gt; Keyboard &gt; Shortcuts &gt; Mission Control
Enable the checkbox next to Turn Do Not Disturb On/Off
Click none to the right of the option
Set a shortcut.


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Whenever you want to dismiss all notifications, press this shortcut twice.