> These are (3), which are not dialogs. They might be left open for any lengthFor example, Gimp has a lot of small windows (tool options, palette, layers, etc that I keep open all the time) It would make me clicking close buttons all day if I didnt, since I need them most of the time. They are instant-apply too. And they are small, meant to be kept open. So does Photoshop and most of the graphics programs. As well as Staroffice/Openoffice "styles" palette on the word processor.
> of time.Will that be the typical scenario? Most preference windows are large and will get in the way if I (as a sighted user) leave them open. I think it's safe to assume that the typical scenario for a lot of users will be "open, make changes, dismiss", just like before.
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