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Yes. I mean it took 5 years, but who would count. /s

• dan-robertson 4y ago
  People care about open Firefox bugs much older than that. Basically any long-lived program will have ancient bugs that never made it onto someone’s todo list.
  • sicariusnoctis 4y ago
    For example, it only took 20 years (!!) to stop Ctrl+Q from quitting Firefox on Linux. :) IIRC, a couple of patches did get submitted, but never accepted for unknown reasons.
    • bscphil 4y ago
      Isn't Ctrl-Q quitting the program normal and expected behavior? For example, right now on Firefox 111, I can see in the File menu that the "Quit" option has the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Q. I'm fairly sure it works.
      • gfaster 4y ago
        On linux, I'd want it to be dictated by my DE or WM. I have Super+shift+q set to close windows on my machine, so I wouldn't be crazy about software adding its own keybind to do the same.
      • TingPing 4y ago
        It is a very common binding.
    • bornfreddy 4y ago
      Thank you, I was wondering why it stopped working, but never took the time to investigate... :D