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You're right that it's not a "real" undo, but it is better than a warning with timeout; on a warning, it demands that you click (habitual action) after which th

by blahedo 16y ago

You're right that it's not a "real" undo, but it is better than a warning with timeout; on a warning, it demands that you click (habitual action) after which there's no going back, but with this system it demands nothing, the message stays up, and you click (non-habitual action) only when you want to cancel.

d0mine 16y ago
It is a warning where instead of the word "cancel" they use "undo".
- blahedo 16y ago
  Except it's not the same: on a warning, you click OK and then A) the warning is gone and B) you can't get it back.