There is requiring confirmation and then there is . . this

[4ch1m]

There is requiring confirmation and then there is . . this

[4ch1m]

That is a third confirmation window.

Yes. Right. That is correct.

It is not obvious how one uses the confirmation window. For, am I to type a dash at any point?

No. That's why it isn't rendered as a key.

The solicited arrow keys get passed to the window underneath as well as to the confirmation window itself: pressing those keys moves one around in another window.

So... what exactly is the problem here?

You would do much better to copy the Linux utility apt, which, in the case of some operations, requires the following for confirmation: first, typing y/yes; second, typing (something like) do as I say. So: two confirmations, not three; and no - somewhat malfunctioning - arrow keys and dashes.

Well... I respect your opinion/preference. But... no. Won't implement.

This confirmation-dialog was meant to be funny (hint: "Konami code").
Obviously it isn't funny for everyone. Guess I failed. 😄

Closing, since this is not an "issue".