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Undo view-only mode (go back without accidentally rewriting history) #131066

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man-trackunit opened this issue Aug 18, 2021 · 5 comments
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Accidentally rewriting history sucks

Super common to cmd+z to find snippet one deleted a few minutes ago because it turns out you need it after all, and then cmd+z forward again. This works OK if you make absolutely sure to not accidentally hit a single unintended key in the process, which would make you unable to go forward again.

I propose you add a modifier key to cmd+z, maybe cmd+alt+z that does throws up a dialog that you must accept before overwriting history. Thanks!

@alexdima alexdima added feature-request Request for new features or functionality undo-redo Issues around undo/redo labels Aug 23, 2021
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hediet commented Oct 20, 2021

Related: #20889.

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This is #4873

What else do you need but a toggle for read-only mode? Toggle on, ctrl+z a bunch, find what you were looking for, ctrl+y back to present, toggle off.

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