Comment by mistermann
7 years ago
> I don't want to be presented with a confirmation box every time I change something.
That's much broader scope than what's being discussed here.
> Nobody reads them - they just click the button that will make it go away.
That statement is false. Many people read and care about confirmations.
What you're talking about is very specific personal preferences, not what is generally considered "fine".
It's not all that specific. What I'm describing isn't that far off from what Microsoft found when Windows Vista was presenting a lot of UAC elevation prompts.