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@nikitonsky: A modal dialog without close or cancel button. Clicking outside doesn’t close it either. #macOS #DiskUtility #modal #dialog

@nikitonsky: Leave it to Google to make a “Copy to clipboard” button that - Takes a non-zero amount of time to complete - Shows a spinner - Might fail Thanks @grishka for the video #Google #Clipboard #Spinner

@nikitonsky: Help us improve this one radio button by answering 10 questions! Thanks @komarovman for the picture #Atlassian #Feedback

@nikitonsky: You know you have a popup problem when your popups start having popups. #Popup #Onboarding #Calendly

@nikitonsky: Why log in when you have to, when you can instead experience the same Kafkaesque maze of pages, redirects, confirmation emails, copying codes, and searching for a second device—all a week in advance?

@nikitonsky: If your brand name is your domain name, you don’t get to append words to the end of it. Google.Maps is fine, Google.com.Maps would be not

@nikitonsky: From a tool that spends so much time polishing every UI detail, this window is very unexpected. What is really a choice here? I cannot not update. I can either do it now, in which case, why not do it automatically? Or I can choose “next launch,” but how am I supposed to know whether I will want to update at some indefinite point in the future? Startup is also the worst time to show a window like this. If I open Figma, that means I want to do something, and this is guaranteed to get in my way. If a window like this absolutely has to be shown, show it at shutdown. But the rest of the apps have figured out background updates, so why can’t Figma? #update #popup

@nikitonsky: Yes, I have a question. Where’s the login button? Thanks @mikeozornin for the picture #Dropl #Chat #Popup #Floating #Login

@nikitonsky: You know what? I don’t need shortcuts. I’ll just click through the menu, thanks #GoogleSheets #Menu #Shortcuts

@nikitonsky: Things I learned today: - Websites can override Cmd+R - Google Sheets uses it to replace current cell with the cell on the LEFT #GoogleSheets #Shortcuts