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Feedback: 'close all tabs' confirmation

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jacklewin
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In Firefox Android:

Click tab icon (which shows how many tabs you have open) -> click menu.

You have two options: 'New Private Tab' or 'Close All Tabs'. If you click 'Close All Tabs' by accident (they're right next to each other), there's no confirmation.

I know there's a 'recently closed tabs' section on the History page, but that only shows a max of 10 tabs - with no way to retrieve any of the older tabs.

Might it be useful to get user confirmation when they try to close all tabs?

In Firefox Android: Click tab icon (which shows how many tabs you have open) -> click menu. You have two options: 'New Private Tab' or 'Close All Tabs'. If you click 'Close All Tabs' by accident (they're right next to each other), there's no confirmation. I know there's a 'recently closed tabs' section on the History page, but that only shows a max of 10 tabs - with no way to retrieve any of the older tabs. Might it be useful to get user confirmation when they try to close all tabs?

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Hi

Thank you for your feedback, we do appreciate it. Hopefully this is something that can be looked into in a future update to Firefox for Android.

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Paul
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Hi

Thank you for your feedback, we do appreciate it. Hopefully this is something that can be looked into in a future update to Firefox for Android.