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> Saying that it's nitpicky to include this in your list would be huge understatement, it's straight out ridiculous. There's a bug report about it with lots of
by jhasse 9y ago
> Saying that it's nitpicky to include this in your list would be huge understatement, it's straight out ridiculous.
There's a bug report about it with lots of duplicates and 71 votes. I use Ctrl+W to close tabs, so losing work in other tabs is just one key away. For me, it isn't nitpicky.
> having a flashier UI would address and (potentially) attract more users.
You don't know that though. You think it will attract more users.
You'll need some kind of metric to know what people really want. "Gets often repeated in discussions" is one, "which bug reports get voted on" is another.
- fav_collector 9y agoI agree although ctrl+shift+q is still suboptimal because ctrl+shift+tab is right next to it.
- olejorgenb 9y agoI don't get why closing the whole window need a shortcut at all.. Doesn't most OSes have a generic hotkey for that?
- jhasse 9y agoIt actually closes all Firefox windows. The generic hotkey for closing one window would be Alt+F4. I definitely think that this should be handled by the OS though.
- reitanqild 9y agoEdit: I see now that jhasse answered most of this already but I think mine adds some details so I'll leave it here. I think alt-f4 closes the window while ctrl-q closes down Firefox entirely (in my KDE setup at least.) On Windows ctrl-q doesn't work for me though. As for why I sometimes use it it is because I can then do a restore session after restarting Firefox and get back everything. (On Windows I have to find the now hidden menu and select Quit Firefox or something like that.)