Right, all things considered here: To close an app the user can A) Click the "close button" or B) Right click on the launcher and then click on "Quit". To open a new instance of an app the user *must* A) Middle click on the app icon on the launcher. Surely some apps have "New window" in their quicklists menu, but not all of them. And even if all of the default apps have the "New Window" quicklists, what happens with those that does not come out of the box. It's impossible that EVERY app to be patched to have such quicklist. So re-assigning middle-click to "close" instead of "new instance" will remove the only way to open new window for EVERY app, which I daresay will not be a good call :) P.S. Still, doesn't this need "need-design" tag, @om26er?
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