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How do I close the current document in GNOME Text Editor?

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When I open GNOME Text Editor (not gedit), by default it opens the last document that I had edited. How do I close this current document so that I get a blank new file that hasn't been saved yet?

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answered 3 Years ago ttarum · Accepted Answer

As suggested by @muru the keyboard shortcut CTRL+w will close the current tab (as in Firefox and Chrome). If there is only one document open, the main application window will still remain afterwards.