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I agree although ctrl+shift+q is still suboptimal because ctrl+shift+tab is right next to it.

• olejorgenb 9y ago
  I 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 ago
    It 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 ago
    Edit: 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.)