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CMD + Q is a two-key command, so presumably the warning will still be present.

• sirodoht 5y ago
  I frequently press cmd+W to close the current tab. Unfortunately pressing one key to the left by mistake has happened too many times.
  • dawnerd 5y ago
    The Chrome solution to require you to hold quit down or press again is the ideal solution. Prevents accidental closures while also allowing pretty fast quits.
  • pohl 5y ago
    Typing in Dvorak really saves me here (the 'w' is down where the comma key is.)
• Anthony-G 5y ago
  Correct. According to https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-configure-close-tab-warnings-firefox https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-configure-close-tab... > The only instance in which a close modal is on by default is for two-key quit shortcuts on macOS and Linux. The risk of accidental closure is higher in this context since the quit shortcut (⌘+Q) is adjacent to the switch-application shortcut (⌘+Tab). Also: > you will still have full control over the quit/close modal behavior. All warnings can be managed within Firefox Settings. I’m happy with this change. I regularly use Ctrl-Shift-W and Ctrl-Shift-Q – and never inadvertently – so I don’t need a confirmation prompt. I was – and still am – delighted when Firefox introduced the confirmation prompt for Ctrl-Q (which is too easy to hit instead of of Ctrl-W).