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Sometimes Ctrl+w can lead to horrible pain if you accidentally hit Q which is just next to w.
by ntsh 12y ago
Sometimes Ctrl+w can lead to horrible pain if you accidentally hit Q which is just next to w.
- dergachev 12y agoChrome has a menu item toggle called "Warn before quitting" that I just enabled, and it has already saved me a bunch of times!!!! In OSX it's under the Chrome menu item (before File), don't know where they stuck it in Windows.
- Cthulhu_ 12y agoI don't think Windows has it, also because the keyboard command to exit an application is alt+f4, which isn't easy to hit on accident.
- wutbrodo 12y agoI can't seem to find this in my settings : (. This bit me every once in a while, and as I keep hundreds of tabs open, it's a huge pain in the ass to restore Chrome. I ended up remapping the ctrl+q shortcut to do nothing.
- kalleboo 12y agoOn Mac OS X at least, you can just remap Command-Q to something that's harder to press by mistake in System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts
- Luyt 12y agoRestart Firefox, then choose History/Restore previous session.
- kasabali 12y agoThis is pretty horrible but fortunately easy to fix. I use an extension called disable ctrl q or similar.