You can't do that because the design of the whole system is dumb - instead of matching by unique (within the app) universal (=across apps) menu item id like "quit" that's hardcoded into the framework, you must match by menu item displayed name "quit Safari", which is different for every "quit MyNewShinyApp"
PS: and sometimes the name string is also dynamic "Navigate to the latest folder named XYZ", so you can't match at all!
FWIW you can do it for “all apps” in one go — I set one up for printing to PDF and it works great
You can't do that because the design of the whole system is dumb - instead of matching by unique (within the app) universal (=across apps) menu item id like "quit" that's hardcoded into the framework, you must match by menu item displayed name "quit Safari", which is different for every "quit MyNewShinyApp"
PS: and sometimes the name string is also dynamic "Navigate to the latest folder named XYZ", so you can't match at all!