Replace OK button by Close
I am against this since there is a work in progress to add more functions to this dialog and "OK" button will be used to confirm and close the dialog.
Correction, this relates only to SiteInfo, the rest will need to be checked. OK is fine, why to change it?
> OK is fine, why to change it? Because, to me, OK is used to apply changes. User sees OK button in Greasemonkey. User: I think I should use the close button (of the window manager) or press Alt-F4. I don't want to approve changes I might have done. > "OK" button will be used to confirm and close the dialog Should AdBlock and Greasemonkey have a text saying "changes will be applied instantly", until new functions be added?