[sldev] Popup ordering patch

Able Whitman able.whitman at gmail.com
Mon Jun 25 11:29:15 PDT 2007


One idea I explored (but didn't implement) while working on the patch for
VWR-650 was the addidion of a checkbox on permission dialogs that said
something like "[ ] Remember my choice for this object". That way you'd only
have to grant an object permission once, at least until it was re-rezed.

On 6/25/07, Argent Stonecutter <secret.argent at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > The difference between the two click through issues is this - in
> > the situation Argent describes (clicking through a lot of dialogs
> > without reading them), the solution is really a social one rather
> > than a technical one, i.e. teaching people to *read* before they
> > click.
>
> The solution (and it's an effective one) to that one is to design the
> application so that you don't need to bring up routine approval
> dialogs except in exceptional circumstances. Apple used to be good at
> this, but they seem to have lost the plot a bit in Safari. Microsoft
> is the worst offender by far, alas... which has led people to equate
> these kinds of dialogs with secure design.
>
> I've got some ideas on addressing that one in SL too. But it's not
> really the one I'm talking about either.
>
> What I'm talking about is simple rote repetition. Repeating the same
> physical action (clicking the mouse) over and over again in the same
> spot. Simply moving the buttons around so that destructive and/or
> irreversible actions won't get caught in the clickstream will fix
> that one.
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