Why is Erase Disk right under Eject Disk when I right click on an attached drive?!

dialabrain wrote:

Just to add, you can also click the cancel button.

https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/232b5122-446f-40d7-9bde-fab605026521

Well, I thought about that and if they are afraid of accidentally clicking the Erase Disk Command, those two buttons are way too close together.

But your data backups are working, right? (If not, you’re arguably perpetually adjacent to that ”close call”.)

As for the eject, an alternative to the popup path to eject the disk is to drag the disk icon to the trash.

As has already been suggested, log your feedback with Apple: Product Feedback - Apple

…and asking for help if anyone has it.

I thought of another one. Stop using the Eject Disk command in the contextual menu. Just click the eject arrow in the Sidebar or use cmd-E.

You are not talking directly to Apple here. I suggest you submit your concerns here: Product Feedback - Apple

Just to add, you can also click the cancel button.

No one does.

… asking for help if anyone has it.

When you accidentally choose Erase Disk, don’t click the Erase button. Just tap the esc key.

I suppose. 😎

Hopefully that won't be too much of an inconvenience.