[vacri]

That button needs a safeguard even if it's not an international incident. Even if only one person would lose a few hours' work from an all-nighter, work for something that's not so important, it's still someone's work.

And given that it's right next to a 'single terminal reset' key, it should be immediately obvious to anyone who's ever used a keyboard - mistakes can and do happen, even when you're fluent.

[coldpie]

And yet, to this day, Firefox has both Ctrl-Q (close all Firefox windows without prompting) and its neighbor Ctrl-W (close current tab) and refuses to change that or provide remappable keyboard shortcuts. One of the biggest UI failures I'm aware of in 2014.

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=52821

[hrjet]

This in combination with "Restore all tabs on startup" not being the default is a disaster.

The first thing I do on a new Firefox installation is enable "Restore all tabs on startup".

[hack_37]

Even without that flag enabled, you can restore all tabs when closing/reopening Firefox. History > Restore Closed tabs.

[hrjet]

Thanks, good to know.

[schnable]

This is in all apps in OS X, that's the standard keymapping.

[noisy_boy]

Ctrl-Q exits on Thunderbird too. Since in MS Outlook that combination marks a mail as read, for keyboard-heavy users switching between the two, it is no fun.