Thanks Devin, I was going to reply to make the same point.
In practice, I think all of the alert()'s in the core could actually be
replaced; I don't think any of them rely on the synchronous behaviour.
It's the confirm()s and prompt()s that are the difficulty; they are used freely
in
I have looked into this. The problem is that any type of user themed
confirmation prompt is asynchronous. But the browser built in version actually
blocks code execution. In the places that TiddlyWiki needs a confirmation it
depends on that code blocking. In other words the need to use the
Has someone come up a substitute for the javascript confirm and alert boxes
that can be styled? My understanding is that the functions built into the
browser's javascript can not be styled at all and I find them too bright
for the color palettes I'm using. What I like is something where I could
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