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dangrossman
1763 days ago
I use confirm() on occasion as a "are you sure you want to delete this?" type protection against misclicks that doesn't involve coding a modal or something.
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kuroguro
1763 days ago
Same, there's probably hundreds of thousands of business back-end applications that use confirm, as shiny buttons aren't a requirement.
Will they just remove the API (so a JS error) or will it default to "no"?
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Will they just remove the API (so a JS error) or will it default to "no"?