On Mon, Jan 16, 2006 at 01:38:10AM -0500, Jason Dorje Short wrote: > Eric Dorland wrote: > >reassign 332718 firefox > >thanks > > > >* Jason Dorje Short ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > > >>Eric Dorland wrote: > >> > >>>* Jason Dorje Short ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > >>>>Eric Dorland wrote: > >>>>>* Jason Dorje Short ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > >>>>>>Package: mozilla-firefox > >>>>>>Version: 1.0.7-1 > >>>>>>Severity: normal > >>>>>>When I have a lot of tabs open, sometimes using ctrl-w to close the > >>>>>>active > >>>>>>tab does not work. In this case it is almost always fixed by > >>>>>>pressing tab > >>>>>>(after which ctrl-w does work)...but then the next tab may have the > >>>>>>same > >>>>>>problem. I think depending on which widget is active the ctrl-w may > >>>>>>sometimes > >>>>>>be ignored...the signal handler for this key isn't "high enough" in > >>>>>>the > >>>>>>widget hierarchy to catch all keypresses. > >>>>> > >>>>>Well in text fields ctrl-w tends to do other things than close the > >>>>>current tab. Could that be what you're seeing? > >>>> > >>>>Possibly (likely maybe). > >>>> > >>>>But... > >>>> > >>>>1. What would ctrl-w do other than close the tab? > >>> > >>>If you have emacs keybindings turned on, it deletes everything before > >>>the cursor. Otherwise, I don't know. > >> > >>There is no cursor. What happens here is that I have a text box active > >>while editing a form, then after I submit the form the next page I get > >>has no text box and this is when I see the bug: ctrl-w still doesn't > >>work - in fact it does nothing visible. > >> > >>So I take back what I said earlier about the text field being the cause > >>(it may still be the cause of the bug, but there is no text field > >>active). This is actually a bug. > > > >Still seeing this in 1.5? > > Yep. There is no text field active, yet ctrl-w does not close the tab; > it does not do anything. If I click somewhere on the page and then > press ctrl-w, it works. I've seen this too, though I can't confirm that it was in 1.5.
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