No, that's the original purpose of the "Are you sure you want to close N tabs" warning.
> instinctively clicked on the X in the top right by mistake). > you forgot you had multiple tabs open and when wanting to close a tab, you > multiple tabs when you only wanted to close the one you were looking at (i.e. > The original purpose of this prompt was to prevent accidental closing of The browser should close without prompting. You get an erroneous (and unnecessary) prompt. I feel the patch for 428843 should therefore be backed out.ġ. In the rare event that the user accidentally closes the browser, they can always go to the most recent one in their history when they start.Īs things now stand, the user would either have toġ.) Put up with the prompt each and every time they close the browser.Ģ.) Disable the prompt and never get prompted, even if they have multiple tabs open.ģ.) disable the prompt but have the session restored every time, thus bypassing their homepage. When no tabs are open, there should be no prompt. This causes undesired side effects with an inaccurate message.įollowing on from the above patch, Firefox now prompts to save 'tabs' on exit, even when none are open.Īpart from the message being inaccurate because no tabs are open, this is an extremely frustrating annoyance. See comments from number 28 in bug 428843. User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows U Windows NT 5.1 en-GB rv:1.9pre) Gecko/2008050812 Minefield/3.0preīuild Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows U Windows NT 5.1 en-GB rv:1.9pre) Gecko/2008050812 Minefield/3.0pre
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