“Your Download Is Complete” — Annoying unnecessary message.
I am using the latest versions of Brave Browesr and Chrome on Mac OS X Catalina.
I have been using the background removal part of the Adobe Express service for the past few days because of a personal project, and whenever the processing is complete and I press the Download button, yous system displays an unnecessary dialog box with the message, “Your Download Is Complete.” In at least Brave and Chrome, the browser dialog box for selecting the exact folder and choosing a name for the processed file appears after the aforementioned dialog box generated by your system has become visible. If I have not even selected the exact folder and name for the file whose background has just been removed, then how can your system deem that the download has been completed? It’s extremely annoying to see repeatedly as both the browsers, Brave and Chrome, display even the folder selection dialog box after the appearance of this message. If the intention is to communicate that “Your File Is Now Ready For Downloading,” or “The File Processing Is Complete. You Can Download It Now,” then you can do that in an extremely unannoying manner by keeping the “Download” button in an unclickable or disabled state as long as the file is being processed, and while the file is being processed, show a progress bar right below the disabled “Download” file button. I would deem that a much better alternative to that dialog box that your system keeps displaying if a person is processing a lot of files.
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