The Particle Info node can be used in the material node tree for objects that are used as the Dupli Objects, when you use Object or Group render mode of a Particle System...
https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/2.80/render/shader_nodes/input/particle_info.html

Unfortunately, there's still a lot of 19x18 icons here.

I guess you're trying to use the Particle Info node for something other than its intended purpose.
https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/2.80/render/shader_nodes/input/particle_info.html

That way, it looks like you're snap "Snap Element" to "Snap Target".

Okay, let's at least write "(Todo)" instead of "Todo.", so it's more like a comment than the main text.

I renamed it back, but I don't agree with that.
I'll leave it to you to decide.

I tried this extension, it creates a block like a .. note:: does.
I'm not sure how this can be used in our case.

@Harley Acheson (harley) try it like this:

There's no problem with the panels, there's a problem with the sub-panels whose header is not highlighted and does not look like a part of the sub-panel. See how sub-panels done in the above mentioned C4D, for example.

That's how my brain sees it, so with this update, the sub-panels look a lot clearer to me.
I think it's a movement in the right direction.

You can't change the number of cuts with the Trackpad or MagicMouse since they are used to navigate in 3D View.

What about the idea of adding "as well" to the message about saving images?

Currently, disabled menu item on hover looks more like an enabled. I don't see any reason why we shouldn't fix this now.

I found that the "Redo" panel scrolls perfectly without any problems, like the sidebar panels.

Renaming "Create New Collection" to "Create New Unlinked Collection" would solve this problem.

I'd like to keep the text dim when you hover, it's a good change, but the background is bluish as it is now.

Related task: T55131

I have some changes for this patch.

I guess there's no bugs here. Use it:

https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/modeling/meshes/editing/basics/adding.html

https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/advanced/app_templates.html

most apps always auto-save preferences, there's no need to draw that much attention

Go to Properties Editor > Scene > Keying Sets and remove all sets.

You have a Keying Sets without any properties defined.

I guess you are:

Mockup of the dialog box:

@Sybren A. Stüvel (sybren) It's all here, if you mean the menu, I'm not suggesting remove anything, just add a checkbox (or label), see my comment above T68649#753568.

This means they won't be able to turn it on again.

And you need to rename the "Auto Save Temporary Files", "Recover > Auto Save…" to "Auto Backup", so as not to confuse.

change

if prefs.use_preferences_save and (not bpy.app.use_userpref_skip_save_on_exit):
    pass
else:

to

if prefs.use_preferences_save:
    row.prop(prefs, "use_preferences_save", text="Auto-Save Preferences")
else: