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Prevent accidental window closure in a given app
I'd like to add a large thank you to the author. I've used the new ability to set keyboard shortcuts (it's nice to have cmd-shift-M as Zoom, for Terminal windows, to compliment cmd-M for Minimize), and I've also been extremely annoyed, once a week or so, when my finger strayed from cmd-W to cmd-Q in Safari and I suddenly lost several dozen pages I'd not yet read... but until seeing this hint, I hadn't put the two together and realized that one could remap the existing "Quit Safari" command from cmd-Q to cmd-option-Q). This will save me a lot of grief in the future -- Thanks! -- Carl, who still thinks Safari needs an "Are you sure?" dialog when quitting with multiple tabs open.
Prevent accidental window closure in a given app
It's easy enough to add an "Are you sure" dialog to Safari.
Proper dialog box text
Well maybe this doesn't really matter for when you modify an application yourself, but one of the things that sets Macs apart from Windows is the useful text in dialog boxes and on the buttons. (I've seen dialog boxes in Windows with triple negatives! Very hard to decide if OK or Cancel is what you want!)
Proper dialog box text
"Somewhat"
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