"Object Modes" is misleading #104572
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From Object Modes:
Several issues I find with that "object modes" term:
Worse is the keymap showing four different names between just two shortcuts:
There might be other inconsistencies elsewhere...
How about calling it "Interaction Mode"? It avoids all of the above issues. It's self-explanatory, cannot be confused with objects, and less likely to be named differently across the UI (just one S difference for singular or plural, but always Interaction Mode).
This is a topic that should be handled via the developer forum, see https://devtalk.blender.org/tag/user-interface
I made a new post there: "Object Modes" is a misleading terminology and inconsistently used - Documentation - Developer Forum