Compared to other applications, e.g. dolphin, kmail2's shift-delete (delete without throwing in the trash) has a confirmation dialogue where the wrong button has the focus. Even worse: in old versions of kmail2 it was inverted. This is rather dangerous, as users updating from an older version or using other KDE applications are used to the other default: the confirm button has input focus, not the abort button. Steps to reproduce: 1) have a mail in kmail2 2) have the shortcut for deleting the e-mail active 3) press that shortcut What happens: in the dialogue that pops up, the "abort" button has the focus What I expect to happen: the confirm button has the focus, as in other KDE applications, as in older versions of kmail
Still valid in last version ?
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(In reply to Laurent Montel from comment #1) > Still valid in last version ? Appears to have been fixed, thank you :)