Re: Where "always" means "come hell or high water"

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From: Jeremy Weathers
Subject: Re: Where "always" means "come hell or high water"
Date: 23:50 on 15 Mar 2007

>That is, the Ctrl-W shortcut now has the same demented behaviour
>that the close-tab button always had: when there's only one tab
>left, Ctrl-W closes the tab AND THEN OPENS A NEW ONE WITH THE
>HOMEPAGE!! RAAAAHHH! DIE!! Die, dammit, and get outta my face!
>Really, it's very hard to excite me past my usual "grumpy crank"
>level of annoyance, but the past couple of months, even though I
>only used Firefox 2 lightly (my main machine is still at 1.5.x),
>the frustration caused by this deranged behaviour has driven me
>batty.


It doesn't help you, but the OS X version handles this correctly.

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Jeremy Weathers


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- Where "always" means "come hell or high water" A. Pagaltzis 22:53 on 15 Mar 2007
  - Re: Where "always" means "come hell or high water" Jeremy Weathers 23:50 on 15 Mar 2007
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  - jrodman 00:04 on 16 Mar 2007
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  - A. Pagaltzis 00:48 on 16 Mar 2007
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- Patrick Quinn-Graham 08:07 on 20 Mar 2007

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