Anyone who accidentally has pressed alt-f4 after finished reading one tab and lost the rest of the 10 already googled and waiting to be read knows what I'm talking about

Quit confirmation
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I think a good ide would be making phoenix ask for confirmation when the user tries to close the whole program and has more than one tab loaded.
Anyone who accidentally has pressed alt-f4 after finished reading one tab and lost the rest of the 10 already googled and waiting to be read knows what I'm talking about ![]() There's a loooooong discussion about this in the General forum. I liked Matt34's post on page 10--ask for confirmation, and inlcude a checkbox to kill the confirmation box in the future.
Instead of waiting for a solution, install the Tabbrowser Extensions. They give you exactly this option.
hmm laszlo,
I'm not sure what I'm more impressed with - your extentions or your site's xhtml/css support ![]() I think that must be a textbook example! asp "any activity becomes creative when the doer cares about doing it right or doing it better".
Oh, that wasn't me: [url=mailto:piro@p.club.ne.jp]Piro[/url] is the developer of the Tabbrowser Extensions and designer of this site. I'm just a grateful user promoting his extension where appropriate
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Unfortunately, the option only works for some ways of closing the window. With the option set, I get the warning if I hit Ctrl-Shift-W to close the window, but not when I click on the x in top-right corner. I think Piro's site even mentions the fact that he doesn't hook into the native ways of closing a window. Still better than nothing.
However with pages that long I would consider using the entire width of the screen below the menu section. Right now I have 30 pages of text (on my 19" monitor...) that only covers half the screenwidth. Kind of wastfull IMO ![]() Don't even want to iamgine how that looks on a 15" at 640 res...
Tabbed Browser Extension actually tries to do that--but it doesn't work! Whether I say OK or Cancel, Phoenix exits. Definitely a confirmation of quitting with tabs open would be great. Oh, the many tabs I've lost!
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