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|    Daniel70 to Schugo    |
|    Re: Keyboard shortcut question    |
|    24 Feb 26 20:21:22    |
      From: daniel47@nomail.afraid.org              On 24/02/2026 9:55 am, Schugo wrote:       > On 23.02.2026 23:04, Dave Yeo wrote:       >> 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?       >>       >> Seems to me, with a new profile and more then one tab open, closing the       >> browser gives a popup asking if you are sure. It also has a checkbox to       >> stop that behaviour which most of us probably click. I know I do and       >> then forget about it.       >> Should be a setting to turn it back on somewhere. Might have to test       >> with a new profile and compare prefs.js with it working and not working.       >       > Ok, I'm waiting for another 20 silly replies...       >       > or you can just in 20 secs apply my solution.. it works 100%       > - no guessing no bla bla...       >       > do people actually read the replies before they post?       >       > ciao...              On many occasions, I read the Original Post, click 'Reply', post my       suggestion .... then read the other replies to find ten people have       (previously) posted the exact same response as I just did!!              Opps! ;-P       --       Daniel70              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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