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I forgot to mention that I keep Firefox just for Bitwarden extension. Though I usually just copy the password on my PC, and KDE Connect syncs the clipboard. I also try to be logged into as few services as possible on my phone, in case someone steals it while the phone is unlocked. Since the phone is rooted, determined thief would have many opportunities.

By "one tap", I meant the "Close all tabs" options next to "New incognito tab". If you tap "Close all tabs" in Chrome, you get an "Undo" button for few seconds. If you do the same in Firefox, you don't. There are "Recently closed tabs", but I learned the hard way that it only holds few tabs.



Maybe it's because I'm using Firefox on Linux, but I couldn't find a Close all tabs button or menu entry. There is even an extension for that [1]. Closing all tabs wouldn't be the same as closing the window they belong to?

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/close-all-tab...


> By "one tap", I meant the "Close all tabs" options next to "New incognito tab".

Don't use the menu -- it feels like the less obvious option anyway. Use the mask icon to switch to private tabs and open one from there.




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