Interestingly, though, checking that box and then pressing the X in the upper-right of the JavaScript dialog seems to cancel the entire closing action. The checkbox, if the page produces another dialog, is still unchecked. That's understandable, given that the user chose to remove the entire dialog and not save what was in it. I do wish, however, that the checkbox's state would be saved, as I believe it would lessen the confusion of panicked novice users.
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