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Old 01-24-2017, 08:56 PM   #102
davidfor
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Originally Posted by dwig View Post
Likely enough that it happens to me 2-4 times a week in one program or another. I miss my click either because I aimed wrong or I nudged the mouse while pressing the mouse button. Maybe its old age in general or an early early sign in Parkinson's. Either way, it happens and it is a concern when the UI leaves no visual confirmation.
I've been baffled by the complaints because every application I use daily either has a drop-down attached to a toolbar button or a menu item used to indicate a option. The latter has been part of the user interface for as long as I can remember. I'm pretty sure it was included in original the CUA specs that have been the influencing UI design for the last 30 years.

For the menu item, a lot do have have an action when the check is changed (in Firefox, View->Toolbar - clicking one displays or removes a toolbar), but as many don't (in Firefox, View->Zoom->Zoom Text Only - clicking changes the option but affects what happens the next time you change the zoom level)
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