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This makes sense when applying changes is expensive. If applying the changes is cheep (or invisible while the settings dialog is open) then you don't need the c
by kevincox 7y ago
This makes sense when applying changes is expensive. If applying the changes is cheep (or invisible while the settings dialog is open) then you don't need the confirm step and you can do it immediately or when the dialog is closed.
(just have a good undo option)