It drives me crazy to have to continually look at the bottom right corner of the screen to see if a tool is demanding a button response to proceed. This becomes especially problematic when working on large screens. I currently use a 43 in 4k dispaly, and it requires a complete body movement just to see if a tool such as "Trim" is using the desired option such as; "Keep, Discard, or Split" and then carefully try to move my mouse a far distance to click the right button. There are many tools that require a click on a button in the bottom right corner; many of them simply say "Build". It's difficult to specify each one, but I think may people would agree that a simply pop-up dialog such as the X-form CV toolbox typically invoked by pressing the space-bar. Having some type of dialog that doesn't require moving the mouse a far distance which breaks focus would be a huge improvement for productivity. especially when working on a specific workflow that requires using the same tool many times over. One thought as well might be that the user might be able to grab this new pop-up dialog and position it where it's best until they are ready to push the button. A simple hotkey might work as well to toggle it. See attached image. Pardon the terrible mouse drawn example using windows snipping tool . . .
