Windows

Confirmation

A confirmation is a small box in the middle of the screen that asks you a question before something that is hard to undo, or tells you something that you must read. The title says what it is about, and the words under it give the question or the message.

Most confirmations ask a question and have two buttons. One button says yes and the other is Cancel. A message that has nothing to decline has one button, Okay. Only one confirmation is up at a time, and a new one takes the place of the old.

Confirmation, destroy-menu-bar
The same question when you destroy the hotbar that the default UI made. A second paragraph says that the default UI will make a new menu bar when it next runs.
Confirmation, question
A question with a title, three lines of words, and two buttons. The button that says yes carries the name of the action, Destroy Hotbar, and Cancel stands beside it.
Confirmation, tell
A message with one button. It says "Network Error" and "Connection lost", and Okay is the only button.

Opening it

Using it