glifford
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« on: Today at 01:13:46 PM » |
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A lesson in usability...
Ok: Closes you window and saves your changes. Cancel: Closes your window without saving your changes. Apply: Saves your changes without closing your window.
Now let's look at Comodo...
Close: My Own Safe Files and My Own Pending Files use solely a "Close" button, which is actually a mislabeled "Ok" button. Where's Cancel and Apply?
Ok & Cancel: Most of the settings windows have "Ok" and "Cancel" buttons. Both are used correctly! But where's Apply?
Apply & Cancel: Looking at most of the rest of the windows we find "Apply"! Finally! Wait no... that's just an "Ok" button in disguise.
What I'm advocated...
I would like to see the ability to apply changes to settings without closing the window. I would like to see proper and consistent use of "Apply" "Ok" and "Cancel."
I realize this is more an issue of polish, but on the other hand this is really basic stuff.
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