Ruslan Hrabovyi

> It looks like my only option is to copy-paste the click helper's code into my app's codebase and remove the throw. This will prevent the helper from receiving further...

> Why is it me that has do this in every app? cause you've just suggested a more intimate way to use private apis and extra deps. just trying to...

Sorry, I may have be perceived as an ignorant person, but I'm not. In my last comment I've been thinking about the ways to an opt out strategy. Let's focus...

- `die` is a bit brutal to me. Especially, if it does make sense for the most, I'd like it to stay `click(`, in order to avoid confusion. - if...

I've created a quick reproduction https://codepen.io/ro0gr/pen/qBVdRoo, and I'm really surprised that `title` is shown for a `disabled` button. However, there is a bit inconsitent behavior between browsers. In case of...

Now I see, it's probably achieved via `hover` pseudo class, which propagates from disabled button to a decorator. However, I believe it won't be possible to emulate this via JS...

@MelSumner sorry, not sure if I follow your question, but as a keyboard user I'd probably use Tab or vim flavoured keybindings. I mean I approach this issue from the...

The other interesting thing which appears in the twiddle is that default `queryParams` are reflected in the URL only after the second `router.transitionTo()` invocation. While the [Router RFC](https://github.com/emberjs/rfcs/blob/master/text/0095-router-service.md#query-parameter-semantics) sheds some...

This issue is very similar to https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/issues/15801. It may have the same root cause. However this issue is reproducible without passing any query params to the `router.transtionTo()`

@Exelord actually in the twiddle I have a non-empty string as a default QP value.