See title. Absolutely awful—just accidentally rejected 20 minutes of work when trying to hit “stop” (accidentally clicked in that same spot twice) to prevent Claude from going off the rails.
One of the worse UX traps I’ve ever seen, especially since there is no easy “undo/redo”.
P.S. I use git and commit frequently, thankfully, but I haven’t developed the habit of hitting “accept” or “accept all” frequently; that’s on me. The trap is still punishing nonetheless.
+1
It’s not only appear in the same place, but “Stop” doesn’t happen instantly and I was like ‘Hm it seems I didn’t click let me click again’ and while clicking it changes to ‘Reject all’ and boom…
^Exactly this
This is a significant UX bug. I have accidentally lost changes multiple times. But hitting stop IS important. Yet sometimes it disappears and you click reject all by accident! Can be very destructive. Cursor devs - help!
It’s really inconvenient. I often make mistakes and hope for improvement
++++1