GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 308817
"This application does not support saving settings" window should autoclose
Last modified: 2006-10-01 22:57:02 UTC
When logging out of Gnome while running non-Gnome applications such as Firefox, a window appears saying "The following applications do not support saving their settings and should be saved manually: Mozilla Firefox", or similar words. This window must be closed manually. If the user logs out of the session and then leaves the computer before seeing that that window has appeared, then Gnome will never log out, and this will leave the user logged in. The window should display a countdown timer for, say, one minute, and then once the timer has counted down to zero the window should close as if "Close" was clicked by the user. Any non-Gnome application which wants the user to save files or similar is very likely to pop up a "Save open files?" dialog or similar when Gnome tries to close it anyway. Other information:
Thanks for your bug.
There is also #160712 about this dialog
Created attachment 52443 [details] Equivalent alert on Mac OS X For Gnome, "Are you sure you want to quit all applications and log out now?" could become "If you have important unsaved information in “%s”, save it manually before logging out."
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 160712 ***