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After restart Terminal opens a new window without any intervention. Terminal is not listed in login items under Systems Preferences > Users & Groups. Can anyone assist with figuring out how to stop it? Thanks.
MacBook Pro 16", macOS 10.15
In addition to what Peter said, also make sure you quit Terminal before you restart your mac.
There could also be something else, either in login items or launch agents, that causes the Terminal to start.
If you are sure to quit Terminal, it is not set to open at login, and yet it still starts, please run Etrecheck and post its report here.
In addition to what Peter said, also make sure you quit Terminal before you restart your mac.
There could also be something else, either in login items or launch agents, that causes the Terminal to start.
If you are sure to quit Terminal, it is not set to open at login, and yet it still starts, please run Etrecheck and post its report here.
It should appear in the Dock, Right click on the dock icon and see if the 'open at login' is checked.
"open at login" was not set. I ran Etrecheck and removed some old data, login items or launch agents, etc. Cleaned really deep and the issue appears to have gone away. On to the next issue. Thanks guys, for helping. Really appreciate the Etrecheck suggestion.
Prevent Terminal from loading at startup - Catalina 10.15.3
