Maybe it is because of little polish, things like these, that Firefox is getting unpopular. The way google chrome works is also the default behavior on Safari as well.ДЄnd since with the exception of safari, every other browser is chromium based, ctrl+shift+t to reopen tabs/windows is the default behavior. > But this single feature is so important to me that it would single-handedly > I can keep up with websites sometimes having little layout bugs, or the > As for the arrogant developer who asked if this was a 'high frequency > browsers, but on firefox, if the last closed tab was a window, it will not I thought this was default behavior in all > Whenever I show people this shortcut they go 'Oh, that's awesome I did not > set of closed tabs includes the behavior of reopening a 'session'. > one of the most fantastic and useful things in google chrome. Ctrl+shift+t will just keep restoring things infinitely, which is If a window was closed last, it will reopen those > On google chrome, if you keep pressing ctrl+shift+t it will keep reopening > I switched to firefox today, after being a chrome user for years. > (In reply to Stephen Horlander from comment #3)

I can keep up with websites sometimes having little layout bugs, or the other quirks of firefox.Д«ut this single feature is so important to me that it would single-handedly make me give up on using firefox. This behavior is extremely annoying.ДЄs for the arrogant developer who asked if this was a 'high frequency action', I can add my experience: I thought this was default behavior in all browsers, but on firefox, if the last closed tab was a window, it will not restore that. Whenever I show people this shortcut they go 'Oh, that's awesome I did not now you could do that!'. Restoring a set of closed tabs includes the behavior of reopening a 'session'. Ctrl+shift+t will just keep restoring things infinitely, which is one of the most fantastic and useful things in google chrome. If a window was closed last, it will reopen those windows. On google chrome, if you keep pressing ctrl+shift+t it will keep reopening the last closed tab. I switched to firefox today, after being a chrome user for years. > Chrome only has Ctrl-Shift-T as an a master undo for all tab and window > It's worth noting that we have two recovery keys now: > would permanently turning on session restore be the better option? > Or, if it is, why is it? If someone wants to frequently restore a session > It's not clear to me that restoring a session is a high frequency action. > it's for actions that might be high frequency while using Firefox e.g. > We don't have a strict process for deciding shortcut keys. > sounds reasonable that we should have one. > Shorlander, who decides on our short cut keys for something like this? It > (In reply to Peter Dolanjski from comment #2) (In reply to Stephen Horlander from comment #3)

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