rkflx added a subscriber: colomar.
rkflx added a comment.
> What part of "Are you sure you want to quit" Yes/No you find ambiguous?
KDE's HIG says
Label command buttons with an imperative verb.
and also
Use descriptive button labels instead of standard Yes/No or OK/Cancel
buttons. For example, if the user must choose to continue or stop an action,
provide the buttons "Continue" and "Cancel".
and IIRC there was even a time when a lot of KDE dialogs were converted from
Yes/No style to a more action oriented style.
> This has nothing to do with "this window", it's about the application
itself being closed.
Try opening multiple Okular windows with tabs and quit. Only one window (from
the perspective of the user) will be closed.
> Why is warning better?
The "i" in the icon stands for "information", but in reality you are asking
the user to pick between two buttons (the "warning" icons signals "attention,
decide between two things!" with the imperative literally depicted by "!") Of
course, a question mark would also work (maybe even better).
> That's why firefox wording that i copied is much better
Fair enough. It would be a nice touch if you could also change it in Dolphin
then, though.
> that doesn't have anything to do with this, we have multiple "don't ask me
again" already, so this can't be a blocker.
I thought it was a relevant question, so I brought it up. I'm sorry you feel
attacked.
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For the rest, let's see if @colomar has any tips.
REPOSITORY
R223 Okular
REVISION DETAIL
https://phabricator.kde.org/D7714
To: aacid
Cc: colomar, rkflx, #okular, aacid
