Gravis made a post a few weeks ago (that I can't find now lmao) that explained how GIMP separating the Save (which saves to native XCF format) and Export (which saves to JPEG, PNG, et cetera) functions and then not providing hints to the user that they've opened the wrong dialog is user hostile, could have been avoided, and could easily be fixed now.
I woke up my Windows 10 machine and Microsoft Outlook got stuck repeatedly asking for the password to my Microsoft Outlook email account. The one Microsoft provides. That is specially supported in Outlook. The account type that should always be working because Microsoft made Outlook. That Outlook account. Kuzco's poison.
Anyway, I went to sign out and back in. When you do this Outlook wants to be restarted. OK, fine... It shows a little yellow banner at the top of the screen telling you so. In every other program that shows a little banner at the top of the screen asking you to do something, you can click it and it does it. So I clicked it.
It opened the support website in Firefox (THIS button respects your default browser?!) and explained to me why I should restart Outlook. Outlook is begging and pleading me to be restarted. It cannot restart itself. I already clicked a button that showed intent to restart. Just restart. Why can't you restart? You restart yourself for major feature minor security updates all the time. Please restart.
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