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Sam,
Cancel is quite important for users where some operations may take quite
a while to be processed, such as in Exchange accounts.
Regardless, I've set this bug to Incomplete precisely so that people who
feel the issue is important can open the bug on the upstream tracker (in
GNOME bugzilla,
I think the little red X icons in the corners of every window (whence
the window is deleted) are a pretty big clue that this shouldn't be
used. In Firefox, there is no delete concept for a web page, so they
are able to use it without concern for alternative meanings.
Whilst the trash bin is an
i think there are many examples of how an interface can be designed to be
consistent with its DE.
Evolution stands out, in that its frontend obviously has no aim to be
consistent with the remaining DE, and i'm not talking about any persons
responsible for that, it is just the way the whole
frederik,
Could you please open a separate bug about the cancel button remaining
sensitive?
Also, I think we'd benefit from discussing this issue, at least as far
as the order of buttons go, upstream. Please open a bug on the Gnome
tracker about this, you can get all the information on how to do
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Hi Mathieu,
It's the delete button.
I want to delete e.g. Spammail manually.. or advertisement that i don't want to
mark spam.
Or all my facebook notifications at once.
The button i intuitively select is the one at the end of the toolbar with the
fat red x on it.
I have that button in Maverick
another reason for this problem is that the icon is always red. it is
always sensitive, even when there is no current mail operation to
cancel.
this is something to be discussed in design, i guess..
On Thu, 2010-12-23 at 21:40 +, frederik.nnaji wrote:
Hi Mathieu,
It's the delete button.
