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This is strictly for the case where the file has never been saved, and doesn’t exist on disk. Cancel always cancels the action, allowing you to continue workin

This is strictly for the case where the file has never been saved, and doesn’t exist on disk. Cancel always cancels the action, allowing you to continue working with it. Save saves, obviously. “Don’t Save” means “continue the user action, which was closing the window, which closes the unsaved file, deleting the contents in memory”. “Delete” does a better job of capturing the consequences of the action here.

D-Coder 7y ago
> “Delete” does a better job of capturing the consequences of the action here. Not for me. If I haven't explicitly saved my document, there is no copy to delete. "Don't save" (which I am more accustomed to after using Macs FOR THIRTY YEARS) is what I expect.