I generally find this annoying that I have to do more stuff just to get rid of a sprite but though why not add a option for this
There could be a option in account settings to disenable this confirmation check for deleting sprites in a project and which it gets rid of the check for all of projects or you could go into a project settings then disenable the check for only that project

You might wanna try looking through your browser extensions and see if there's anything related to Scratch.
I would elaborate further, but I don't think I can without getting in trouble.

LukasDoesCode wrote:

You might wanna try looking through your browser extensions and see if there's anything related to Scratch.
I would elaborate further, but I don't think I can without getting in trouble.

Extensions havent been updated yet

LukasDoesCode wrote:

You might wanna try looking through your browser extensions and see if there's anything related to Scratch.
I would elaborate further, but I don't think I can without getting in trouble.

This is not a browser extension feature, it is an actual feature that was implemented today.

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

LukasDoesCode wrote:

You might wanna try looking through your browser extensions and see if there's anything related to Scratch.
I would elaborate further, but I don't think I can without getting in trouble.

This is not a browser extension feature, it is an actual feature that was implemented today.

It was an extension feature actually, though it was implemented now.

Witherplayz wrote:

I generally find this annoying that I have to do more stuff just to get rid of a sprite but though why not add a option for this
There could be a option in account settings to disenable this confirmation check for deleting sprites in a project and which it gets rid of the check for all of projects or you could go into a project settings then disenable the check for only that project

I don't think in Account Settings, but in project settings

tntman24 wrote:

Witherplayz wrote:

I generally find this annoying that I have to do more stuff just to get rid of a sprite but though why not add a option for this
There could be a option in account settings to disenable this confirmation check for deleting sprites in a project and which it gets rid of the check for all of projects or you could go into a project settings then disenable the check for only that project

I don't think in Account Settings, but in project settings

that's the second point I bring up tho……..

Witherplayz wrote:

tntman24 wrote:

Witherplayz wrote:

I generally find this annoying that I have to do more stuff just to get rid of a sprite but though why not add a option for this
There could be a option in account settings to disenable this confirmation check for deleting sprites in a project and which it gets rid of the check for all of projects or you could go into a project settings then disenable the check for only that project

I don't think in Account Settings, but in project settings

that's the second point I bring up tho……..

No, that person likely means the settings that have the high contrast blocks, which would allow people to turn off the confirmation when logged out. This would not be per project.

Or just make it skippable with a shift-click or a long tap for mobile

ajskateboarder wrote:

Or just make it skippable with a shift-click or double-click for mobile

but then were back to square one with ze accidents (in my opinion, sometimes i double click buttons instead of single clicking)

MagicCoder330 wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

Or just make it skippable with a shift-click or double-click for mobile

but then were back to square one with ze accidents (in my opinion, sometimes i double click buttons instead of single clicking)

And how would it be better if users could disable the warnings completely?

ajskateboarder wrote:

Or just make it skippable with a shift-click or a long tap for mobile

It used to be hidden behind right click, or through the scissors tool.

ajskateboarder wrote:

And how would it be better if users could disable the warnings completely?

Many might not want the confirmation every single time they delete a sprite, and there are likely other ways other than what you suggested or the confirmation.

ajskateboarder wrote:

MagicCoder330 wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

Or just make it skippable with a shift-click or double-click for mobile

but then were back to square one with ze accidents (in my opinion, sometimes i double click buttons instead of single clicking)

And how would it be better if users could disable the warnings completely?

hang on, I think I misunderstood something. Are you saying it just by default requires double clicking, or it by default needs the notice and turning off the notice makes double clicking do it instead?

MagicCoder330 wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

MagicCoder330 wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

Or just make it skippable with a shift-click or double-click for mobile

but then were back to square one with ze accidents (in my opinion, sometimes i double click buttons instead of single clicking)

And how would it be better if users could disable the warnings completely?

hang on, I think I misunderstood something. Are you saying it just by default requires double clicking, or it by default needs the notice and turning off the notice makes double clicking do it instead?

When the user does a long tap - I edited the post to say long tap - it would skip the confirmation for that single time and delete the sprite. This is a common design pattern I noticed in Scratch extensions but that doesn't make it the best solution or anything

Must everything be optional? It's a nice feature, and who deletes more than 10 sprites at a time anyway?

Elijah999999 wrote:

Must everything be optional? It's a nice feature, and who deletes more than 10 sprites at a time anyway?

I mean, maybe not the best reasoning, but someone might delete 10 sprites at a time if they're trying to find one specific sprite that is hidden (you could scroll down, and there could be many sprites that it's hard to tell what is what), which is what I did in a lot of cases due to the sprite pane bug that makes it extremely difficult to scroll through the sprite pane, having multiple files at first but later moving everything, and being on mobile (since you can't backpack scripts, so a workaround is putting the script in a sprite or just wanting all of the scripts of multiple sprites)
There might be other reasons why someone would want to turn it off though, like just not wanting to confirm every single time or knowing about the restore button.

Elijah999999 wrote:

Must everything be optional? It's a nice feature, and who deletes more than 10 sprites at a time anyway?

me

i make huge games and i have to delete a lot of stuff

medians wrote:

Elijah999999 wrote:

Must everything be optional? It's a nice feature, and who deletes more than 10 sprites at a time anyway?

I mean, maybe not the best reasoning, but someone might delete 10 sprites at a time if they're trying to find one specific sprite that is hidden (you could scroll down, and there could be many sprites that it's hard to tell what is what), which is what I did in a lot of cases due to the sprite pane bug that makes it extremely difficult to scroll through the sprite pane, having multiple files at first but later moving everything, and being on mobile (since you can't backpack scripts, so a workaround is putting the script in a sprite or just wanting all of the scripts of multiple sprites)
There might be other reasons why someone would want to turn it off though, like just not wanting to confirm every single time or knowing about the restore button.

YES

ClamFish wrote:

Elijah999999 wrote:

Must everything be optional? It's a nice feature, and who deletes more than 10 sprites at a time anyway?

me

i make huge games and i have to delete a lot of stuff

To see what you mean, I created 10 sprites and deleted them again. Saying it is “time consuming” is a huge overstatement. If you spam click, you could accidentally delete a sprite. It took me thirty seconds to delete all my sprites at once. It took longer to create them.