It seems a bit odd to change an established behaviour to the worse and then point to additional software to cure it.
To close Firefox with only one tab open I now have the following options: CTRL-W CTRL-Shift-W CTRL-Q ALT-F4 ALT-F-Q ALT-F-C ALT-F-d use mouse to click on the window bar close button use mouse to click on the window bar Firefox icon and then choose close use mouse to click on the window bar Firefox icon and then enter C use mouse to click on File -> Quit use mouse to click on File -> Close Tab use mouse to click on File -> Close Window use mouse to click on File, then enter Q use mouse to click on File, then enter C use mouse to click on File, then enter d I may have missed some more, but these are 16 ways to achieve one outcome, yet there is not a single way - neither per keyboard nor per mouse - to close just the last tab, but leave the window open. Instead I must use a new piece of software, Tab mix plus, to restore old behaviour, whereby this add-on shows that it only takes a single check box to do the job. Sorry, but this reminds me of the joke about that "other" operating system, where errors are simply being redeclared as features. I am curious to hear straight from the firefox usability lab what great benefit made them change the old behaviour! -- [ubuntu karmic] firefox incorrectly closes on CTRL-W https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/413166 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
