Hi. As a Windows user of many years I noticed that when saving an image from a webpage the button to save is at the top right and not bottom right as Windows does.
For me I always automatically move the cursor to the bottom right but alas the save button is not there but at the top, maybe I will eventually get used to it but as Zorin is a replacement for Windows users maybe things like that and I guess many other instances of unusual / different bahaviour to Windows should be looked at.
Anyone else find little things like this elsewhere?
I suspect this is due to GNOME with CSD. In Xfce (Zorin lite), you can change this by setting "dialogs use header" to false. I haven't found out yet how to do this in gnome (without patching gtk).
I only found this and I'm not sure if it would work in gnome 46 (I wouldn't recommend to test that if you are a new Linux user):
In later gnome versions, e.g. on ubuntu 26.04, this problem is solved because there the file picker dialog is replaced by the normal file manager Nautilus which has the save botton at the bottom. Probably we'll have to wait until Zorin 19 will have been released.
