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Do you agree with me that the Chrome should at least leave one empty column below the "Close". Most of the time when clicking on the "close" tab but inadvertently move the cursor  just a little bit downward then all tabs closed. 😒 Bit*h

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@jumbo9i0 Bro, why don't you use CTRL+W. That's the easiest way to close a single tab.

Just move to the tab you want to close by CTRL+(no of tab) [example: CTRL+1 or CTRL+2].

EZ xD

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Just now, Hold-Ma-Beer said:

@jumbo9i0 Bro, why don't you use CTRL+W. That's the easiest way to close a single tab.

Just move to the tab you want to close by CTRL+(no of tab) [example: CTRL+1 or CTRL+2].

EZ xD

You can also alt-tab through the tabs with Ctrl+Tab (Forward) and Ctrl+Shift+Tab (Backwards).

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Ctrl-Shift-T to undo if you close all by mistake.

But not once have I actually used the context menu to close a tab, why would you right click and close instead of just clicking the X?

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43 minutes ago, jumbo9i0 said:

do you agree with me?

No, thanks for asking.

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No because I never use this menu.

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Use CTRL+W to close a tab. But why do you go that that way far to close a tab when you can simply press X. I am wondering :o

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