I'm not sure there's a great reason to block the UI with an Alert. But I also can't remember the last time I saw one except a really horrible AP tool by GXS which uses an alert to tell me my browser won't work on their site. (which of course it does once I switch my user agent string to one they like).
Now this isn't a great use but its one maybe acceptable use if my browser really didn't work on their site.
Confirm dialogs particularly around destructive actions are decent use cases for UI blocking.
Now this isn't a great use but its one maybe acceptable use if my browser really didn't work on their site.
Confirm dialogs particularly around destructive actions are decent use cases for UI blocking.