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"Cancel" first in menu #874
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I'm currently leaning towards leaving it as-is given that the fact you already have to press two keys is sufficient friction in my mind (i.e. d + enter), but I'm interested in other people's thoughts |
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If changing the order of the menu items is not desirable, then can we add an "are you sure" box? I don't know any UI in any system that would not present an "are you sure" box in response to a user action that discards all of their changes :) |
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Good point, I think that makes sense |
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Great, thank you |
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Hello,
In the two menus containing "destructive" actions (
dandD) can we have the "cancel" item first in the list? That way one doesn't accidentally hit enter and nuke their tree. Especially important since when you select one of those destructive actions there is not an "are you sure?" box that pops up. I think that the best solution which will keep the UI streamlined but make it a tad safer would just be to have the "cancel" item first in the list. That way, in order to nuke your tree, you have to press shift-d, down arrow, then enter, i.e., a key sequence that will only ever be typed intentionally. What say you?