User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:2.0b8pre) Gecko/20101112 Firefox/4.0b8pre Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:2.0b8pre) Gecko/20101112 Firefox/4.0b8pre I use Ctrl-R quite frequently... but sometimes hit the wrong keys. Ctrl-E (Group your tabs) is too close to the Ctrl-R... and causes mis-types and confusion. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Reach for Ctrl-R (without looking at keyboard) 2. Hit Ctrl-E instead 3. Tab Group screen pops up Actual Results: Tab Group Screen Pops Up (undesired) Expected Results: Screen Refresh... or "nothing" if wrong key hit. I'm not sure what all control keys are used... The most common ones that I use are: Alt-Tab - switch task Alt-F4 - Close Window Ctrl-R - Refresh Ctrl-X - Cut Ctrl-C - Copy Ctrl-V - Paste Ctrl-A - All Ctrl-F - Find Occasionally Alt-Space I rarely use Alt-F & Alt-E, but should be reserved too. (I think Ctrl-Esc brings up the menu in Windows, but not Linux) Thinking about it... I rarely use any alt or control keys on the right side of the keyboard (except maybe Ctrl-+ and Ctrl- Anyway, my preference would be to push the command somewhere out of the way... perhaps Ctrl-' Does Ctrl-? do the same as Ctrl-A?

Ctrl+E is a near universal hotkey for moving to the search box. Ctrl+E jumps to the search box in: - Firefox 3 - Internet Explorer - Opera - Google Chrome - Safari - Windows Shell / File Explorer (Vista and 7) Ctrl+E should be restored to move the cursor to the search box, since it has become the de facto "move me to the search box hotkey."

Panorama shortcut has been changed to Ctrl-Shift-E, so I guess this bug should be closed

Indeed. Panorama shortcut was closed in bug 624588.