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It works in a similar to Google Chrome way: whenever you press command+Q for the first time in Safari, you're going to see a popover asking you to confirm Safari quitting by pressing command+Q again. And if you press the command+Q again while the popover is still present, the Safari will quit as usual.

Some users might find the extra step to quit Safari annoying if they want to close it quickly. How do you balance preventing accidental quits without frustrating those users?

@vouchy i don't :)

I just wanted to introduce the same closing mechanism as Google Chrome has. So if users don't like it, they're just not my users.

honestly not sure why this wasn’t already a native feature. It’s too easy to accidentally quit and lose tabs or unsaved data. This patch seems necessary, but also a bit overdue from Apple’s side.

@karthick_karthick6 agree.

Thank you very much for your comment :)

@karthick_karthick6 thought the same thing lol send this to Tim Cook. Get Apple on it

Quit Confirmer for Safari

Prevent accidental Safari quit