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Comment by mistercow

iTerm takes this approach with closing panes, and it’s an absolute life saver. When you close a terminal, it keeps the shell process running until you take some other action, or some timer runs out, and can fully restore it if you cmd-Z.

I really wish browsers would do the same with closing browser tabs.

Edit: To clarify, I mean that I wish browsers would actually keep the tab process running for a short while so that the entire state can be restored. I’m aware of “reopen tab”, but that doesn’t help you in most cases if you have a paragraph typed into a web app and accidentally close it.

parent mistercow 2 years ago

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