Quit Control

Do you hate mistyping ⌘Q and shutdown VSCode with all your unsaved and beloved work? This extension is for you!

Do you hate the fact that ⌘W or CTRL+W closes VSCode if there are no open files? This extension is for you!

This extension will make all "quitish" keyboard shortcuts prompt you if you really want to close everything if they were going to do so.

Features

If at any moment you hit ⌘Q (on mac) or Ctrl+Q (on other platforms) we will prompt you if you really want to quit:
- You can press Esc to dismiss and continue your work:
- You can press Enter to confirm and quit VSCode:
If there is an open file, ⌘W (on mac) or Ctrl+W (on other platforms) will close it as usual. But if there is no open file, instead of closing VSCode window we will prompt you first:
If you hit ⇧⌘W (on mac) or ⇧+Ctrl+W (on other platforms), instead of closing VSCode window, we will prompt you first:

New configuration quitControl.closeTabShouldTryToCloseEmptyWindow, defaults to true. Toggle macOS-like behavior of closing an empty window with the same shortcut of closing a tab: Cmd+W (macOS); Ctrl+W (Linux and Windows); Ctrl+F4 (Windows).
(Linux and Windows) Preventing Alt+F4 from closing the window and prompting you instead. Consistent only on Windows for now, as VScode for Linux distros doesn't always support keybindings on Alt+F4.
(Windows) New configuration quitControl.enableQuitKeybindingOnWindows, defaults to true. Enables Ctrl+Q to quit VSCode on Windows.

Enabling extension to work on Remote Containers without the need to install it again. From PR#29.

This extension's icon was created by Hrag Chanchanian from the Noun Project and its colors where changed by me for use in this extension.