From: mozilla@pbg-translations.com   
      
   NFN Smith wrote:   
      
   > When I have the browser open, I frequently (but not always) close tabs   
   > with Ctrl-W.   
   >   
   > However, I generally forget about the presence of Ctrl-Q to close out   
   > Seamonkey entirely, at least until I'm sloppy with pressing keys, and   
   > hit that one accidentally, and the result is that Seamonkey immediately   
   > closes with no further dialog.   
   >   
   > I don't mind having the ability to close entirely with a shortcut, but   
   > on the occasions I do it accidentally, it is annoying to have everything   
   > closed immediately, without any confirmation.   
   >   
   > I made checks of all the options in Edit -> Preferences, and also in   
   > about:config, and I don't see anything that would be like   
   > "Promptforexit" that is offered.   
   >   
   > Is there something I'm missing, or does that function simply not exist?   
      
   There is a key "browser.warnOnQuit" (default boolean true on my   
   machine), but AFAICT it has no effect -- I can't remember the last time   
   I've been warned on closing the browser. I just tried several ways --   
   Ctrl-W, clicking the "X" at top right, etc. -- and none of them yielded   
   a prompt.   
      
   I do get prompted if I try to close the browser with more than one tab   
   open, as Dave Yeo says.   
      
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