Ctrl + Shift + T doesn't work

I am using the new Firefox Developer Edition as a stand-alone on Ubuntu, so I can still use the "old" version, too.
Everything seems to be working fine, as in I am logged in and setup sync.
However, I cannot re-open a closed tab with the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + T, nothing happens when I try.
When I click on "About Firefox Developer Edition", it shows these details:
Firefox
Developer Edition
36.0a2 (2014-12-09)
Firefox Developer Edition is up to date
You are currently on the aurora update channel.
There is already a question just like this one
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1022757#question-reply
but the only answer does not solve it.
"browser.sessionstore.max_tabs_undo" is set to 10
"browser.sessionstore.max_windows_undo" is set to 3

Yeah I had that issue too i had to hit Command+Q a couple times then do the CTRL+OPTN+ESC or CTRL+SHIFT+EJC.
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Yeah I had that issue too i had to hit Command+Q a couple times then do the CTRL+OPTN+ESC or CTRL+SHIFT+EJC.
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I have a strange problem for a while. If I hold down the shift key and type the computer releases it itself. Example: I press down the shift key and type some upper case chars and suddenly I am writing lower case chars without releasing the shift key! I already tested another keyboard and nothing changed. And I have the feeling that the problem only occurs with Linux, not with Windows, which is installed on the same computer. But I dont know for sure, because I don't spent mach time with windows ;-)
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Last edited by Murray_B (2009-12-02 20:05:45)

Okay, the question if the problem occurs in console was good - no it doesn't!
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were no problem. I had also no problem with openbox and xterm. So I moved
away my xfce-config and started with a clean one. No problem. I add
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