It seems that various powerbox-motivating code paths can be reached in quick succession when working in the object view (list view and combo view), causing the effect that the powerbox dialog appears again after clicking cancel, or at least in some instances, after clicking Allow.
Looking at this with Peter B. we observed that various table view delegation methods seem to lead to the Powerbox and the powerbox should be suppressed if the user has recently dismissed it.
An issue in addressing this will be to determine how to heed the user's desire to cancel in the short term without eliminating the ability to authorize later if they choose to.
It seems that various powerbox-motivating code paths can be reached in quick succession when working in the object view (list view and combo view), causing the effect that the powerbox dialog appears again after clicking cancel, or at least in some instances, after clicking Allow.
Looking at this with Peter B. we observed that various table view delegation methods seem to lead to the Powerbox and the powerbox should be suppressed if the user has recently dismissed it.
An issue in addressing this will be to determine how to heed the user's desire to cancel in the short term without eliminating the ability to authorize later if they choose to.