Comment on attachment 594363
Don't disable warn-on-quit when session restore is enabled
You probably want Gavin to review the code; +1 from a UI standpoint from
me. If there's a tryserver build attached, I can help test and see if
there are any edge cases, since I can't read the code changes that
Refining title, Ctrl-Q is present on Mac, Cmd-Q on OS X. As far as I
know, Ctrl-Q doesn't work on Windows, so it's not a problem there.
Alt-F4 closes a window on Windows, so it's not going to be accidentally
triggered when closing a tab (Ctrl-W) — so we don't need to handle that
in any way (unless
This is especially noticable on a Mac since ⌘Q and ⌘W are right next to
each other, but in general it violates the principle of least surprise:
We currently ask when you quit your browser whether that's what you
wanted to do, and give you an option to "never ask again".
However, when turning on S
OK, I guess I changed my mind slightly here after living with it for a
while — I now think we should ask when trying to quit using the keyboard
(still with the "Do not ask me again" shortcut, but not when quitting
using the menu or (on Windows) the close button.
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Should probably be a softblocker if so. (Adding d? to get driver input,
let me know if this isn't the way to go about this :)
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To reduce confusion (people on IRC said it was still a bit unclear),
here's what we're proposing:
* On Mac & Linux, since they have the Cmd-Q shortcut to quit the
browser, we want to warn users that they're about to close all their
tabs (or quit) when they do it using the keyboard shortcut *only*.
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