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for me it's ⌘+W vs ⌘+Q in Firefox: the first closes the current tab, the second the whole browser which takes some time to restart. Solved it now with an add-on
by jerrre 9y ago
for me it's ⌘+W vs ⌘+Q in Firefox: the first closes the current tab, the second the whole browser which takes some time to restart. Solved it now with an add-on
- shangxiao 9y agoWhich is why I thought that the hold-⌘-Q to close Chrome was a godsend! Apparently this is also a feature with Firefox: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/824072 https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/824072
- imeron 9y agoThis was a long standing bug for Firefox but they fixed it a couple of months ago. (The bug was about Firefox not honoring the macOS's key remapping.)
- dredmorbius 9y agoAll the worse if you're used to readline / emacs keybindings, where ^W is "delete word". Editing a Web form and suddenly having the entire tab disappear is less than gruntling.
- kps 9y agoThere are dozens of us! Firefox at least lets you set the shortcut key to Meta instead of Control.
- wazoox 9y agoThere's a preference that asks for confirmation if there's more than one open tab.