Ctrl-w closes browser instead of tab in Linux

[morganrallen]

Operation System: Linux
Beaker Version: master

Expected behavior is to close tab

[pfrazee]

Thanks for reporting! We'll check into it.

[pmario]

IMO that's only true if the last tab is closed.

Try:

• Open several tabs
• type Ctrl-W

tested with latest v0.7 branch from 2.May.2017

[chartgerink]

Echoing @pmario comment for Beaker 0.8 (54f8323) on Fedora. Isn't it default behavior across browsers to close the window with CTRL+W if it's the last tab (except Opera in my experience)?

[pfrazee]

Yes, @morganrallen did you have other tabs open? If not, then the browser is supposed to close if you closed the last tab

[theorangepotato]

I am running Linux (Debian Stretch) with the latest stable Beaker (0.7.7), and pressing CTRL+W will close the entire window regardless of the number of tabs. Typically, pressing CTRL+W will only close the active tab in most browsers.

[pfrazee]

Ok weird stuff. I'll double check my build on ubuntu, because it does what you'd expect for ctrl+w.

[jrc03c]

I'm also having the same problem on Xubuntu 16.04 and Beaker 0.7.7!

[morganrallen]

@pfrazee as others reported, I had multiple tabs open.

[pfrazee]

We had an extraneous window-menu item that was bound to Ctrl+W. Some kind of precedence rules caused it to trigger in Linux but not OSX. Fixed now.

Thanks everybody! Sorry for doubting you 😄

[taniki]

Do I need to add something to config?

I have done a git pull, and npm rebuild but the 0.7.9 still close the whole window instead of current tab.

[pfrazee]

Try running npm run burnthemall then npm start. If that doesnt solve it, LMK what distro you're using.

[taniki]

solved (: