Less confusing closing dialog
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To me, “Delete” button is quite confusing — it seems like this is file delete option. Maybe “Discard” button instead would be better?
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- Mark Text: v 0.12.25
- OS: Windows 10
Thanks.
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- Created 5 years ago
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@SaintDI @Shadowghost How about
Don't save?@Jocs I know, but I’d favor
DiscardorDiscard changes, since you discard your changes.Deletesounds like the file gets deleted, which isn’t the case. Besides that I thinkDiscardis the common operator for this kind of operation.