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Hmm. I'm on Firefox/latest on Windows, and Ctrl-Q does nothing. Is this a Linux thing? I do accidentally close Firefox from time to time, though: The problem
by SomeCallMeTim 12y ago
Hmm. I'm on Firefox/latest on Windows, and Ctrl-Q does nothing.
Is this a Linux thing?
I do accidentally close Firefox from time to time, though: The problem is that Shift-Control-W is "close window" instead of "close tab". Which makes sense, but sometimes I hit it by mistake, typically when I mean to hit Shift-Control-T. Don't know there's anything they could do to fix that.
- jes5199 12y agoI know I do hit Command-Q instead of Command-W almost every day on my Mac. I've installed a big keyboard macro application so that I can remap "Command-Q" to "nothing", I literally don't use it for anything else.
- dzhiurgis 12y agoSometimes this piss me off too. But this is worse. Pressing Command+W in Skype chat asks if you want to remove person from your favourites. At one specific version it actually closed the window. Go figure.
- coldpie 12y agoAllow shortcut keys to be remapped.
- SomeCallMeTim 12y agoWould be nice, but both shortcuts "make sense" to me, which makes them easier for me to remember. Though considering "close window" is so disruptive when you hit it by accident, an optional "close the window?" dialog would be nice.