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Old 08-02-2023, 10:11 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
I don't click the buttons. To my mind, the manner in which the 'Apply' buttons react to the Enter key means they're rebranded OK buttons. If a button branded 'Forget it' reacts to the Escape key by discarding changes then its a Cancel button.BR
I spent too many years in IT where you have to make it very explicitly clear what you are telling the user to do. If I say click on the OK button and the screen shows a Save or Apply or Exit button, it does not lead to a happy conversation. As for expecting them to use keyboard shortcuts, the users who will use them are few and far between and they are, for the most part, the ones who call IT very infrequently.

I suspect this UI/UX discussion is not very relevant to the OPs question which as Kovid Goyal suggested is an issue his windows manager. Sadly a common issue with Linux where My Way seems to be the theme song of choice.
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