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@luci
No it's not the same as preview. Preview doesn't do anything, except show you what the page will look like IF you save it like that. Quick save actually does save the contents. You don't leave the edit page so you can continue editing. Like I said, it's perfect if you write long wiki pages like I do and don't want to risk a computer crash / power failure and lose everything you just wrote (but didn't save!). So quick save is just that, a quick save. If something bad happens you lose only what you have changed since the last (quick) save. Like I said before, when you write a long document in Word, it is a good idea to save your file every now and then. We've all had those crashes and everything is lost. I'm just offering the exact same option here.

As far new version or minor edit, nothing changes. If you tick minor edit and quick save, it's a minor edit. If you don't tick minor edit and quick save, it's a new version. You are free of course to change the code and always make it a minor edit when you click quick save.

I'm still happy with it, whether you appreciate it or not 😀

@Damian Parker
Now that sounds very complicated...