I like how the GMail interface handles the case for saving a new message as a
draft: a "Save now" button that gets disabled after the content has
been saved (either by the user or autosave). The button is reactivated
when the user makes a change to the content.

This provides a persistent indicator of the current state of data
(saved or unsaved). In case of a recent auto-save, the user can close
the window and understand that the data is saved even if there is no
"Do you want to save?" question.
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