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Auto-confirmation

Auto-confirmation removes the explicit save step. With it on:

  • Click a cell — edit mode opens.
  • Type the new value.
  • Click another row — the row you just left is saved.

You never click a ✓ button or press Enter. Cells become editable, you make your change, you move on.

When auto-confirmation is enabled, the per-row “Saved” toast is not shown. With the toast on, a fast editor would see one toast per row — dozens in a minute — which becomes noise that masks real errors.

Errors are still surfaced: a row that fails to save shows the error inline and stays in edit mode until you fix it.

In Settings → Quick Editor & List Enhancer → Quick Editor → Products toggle on Auto confirmation when going to edit another row.

PairingResult
Single-click mode + auto-confirmationTightest flow — click, type, click next, repeat.
Double-click mode + auto-confirmationA safer hybrid — you only enter edit mode on purpose, but you still don’t need to click Save.
Shortcuts + auto-confirmationEnter still saves and gives a toast; clicking away saves silently.

If your editors handle a small number of rows at a time and you want a per-row confirmation, keep auto-confirmation off. The toast acts as a visual receipt that each save went through.