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This is so typical of Google's policies. They will not fix something just because users report it. https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=147 ht

• codazoda 9y ago
  I wouldn't fix that "bug" either. I don't want confirmation dialogs all over the place. They are annoying when I try to close or delete. Yes, I clicked close on purpose. Google has done a good job with some of their "undo" notifications; these work much better imho.
  • a_t48 9y ago
    A "Don't ask me again" checkbox is a good compromise.
  • Godel_unicode 9y ago
    Especially considering there's a chrome option to have the startup tabs be the tabs that were last open. No dialogs necessary, just take me back to where I was.
    • Sylos 9y ago
      That's hardly going to help average users.
  • Sylos 9y ago
    Which is your personal opinion. Your personal opinion is not more important than the needs of a significant portion of users. The proper question here has to be what pisses off more users and to what degree does it piss them off: Having to click "Don't ask me again" once after a fresh installation or repeatedly losing some tabs they had opened in the background, because they forgot about them.
• hk__2 9y ago
  > They will not fix something just because users report it. Nobody should "fix" something only because users report it.
  • exikyut 9y ago
    What's the Chromium bugtracker for, then? O.o
    • ovao 9y ago
      For reporting and tracking actual bugs.
  • CodeWriter23 9y ago
    Right, they should only implement that style of feature if it is bugging Chrome Devs http://googlemac.blogspot.com/2011/06/q-i-didnt-mean-to-do-that.html http://googlemac.blogspot.com/2011/06/q-i-didnt-mean-to-do-t...
• nebulous1 9y ago
  That simply isn't a bug, it's a feature suggestion that was rejected.