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Bug Summary
Floorp can't restore tabs on startup after closing tabs the other way (like a multi-selection ctrl-w) with a mistaken warning dialogue instead of quitting normally.
Reproduction Steps
Open multiple tabs
Enable session restore ("Open previous windows and tabs") over Settings
Press the close button
Warning dialogue similar to multi-tab ctrl-w
Re-launch the browser
Expected Behavior
Closes usually without that confirmation and restores back when opened
Actual Behavior
Shows a dialogue similar to closing multiple tabs at once, and they can't be restores on the next startup
Screenshots
Browser Version
11.17.4 (64-bit)
Operating System
Windows 11
Additional Context
I was testing it briefly on Windows, can't recall this happening on Linux (Flatpak) last week.
Pre-Submission Checklist
Bug Summary
Floorp can't restore tabs on startup after closing tabs the other way (like a multi-selection ctrl-w) with a mistaken warning dialogue instead of quitting normally.
Reproduction Steps
Expected Behavior
Closes usually without that confirmation and restores back when opened
Actual Behavior
Shows a dialogue similar to closing multiple tabs at once, and they can't be restores on the next startup
Screenshots
Browser Version
11.17.4 (64-bit)
Operating System
Windows 11
Additional Context
I was testing it briefly on Windows, can't recall this happening on Linux (Flatpak) last week.