SMF 2.1. Replace the "Quick edit" button with "Modify".

[JRMBelgium]

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$output['quickbuttons'] = array(
'quote' => array(
'label' => $txt['quote_action'],
'href' => $scripturl.'?action=post;quote='.$output['id'].';topic='.$context['current_topic'], '.'.$context['start'].';last_msg='.$context['topic_last_message'],
'javascript' => 'onclick="return oQuickReply.quote('.$output['id'].');"',
'icon' => 'quote',
'show' => $context['can_quote']
),
'quote_selected' => array(
'label' => $txt['quote_selected_action'],
'id' => 'quoteSelected_'. $output['id'],
'href' => 'javascript:void(0)',
'custom' => 'style="display:none"',
'icon' => 'quote_selected',
'show' => $context['can_quote']
),
'modify' => array(
'label' => $txt['modify'],
'href' => $scripturl.'?action=post;msg='.$output['id'].';topic='.$context['current_topic'].'.'.$context['start'],
'icon' => 'modify_button',
'show' => $output['can_modify']
),

'more' => array(
'remove_topic' => array(
'label' => $txt['remove_topic'],
'href' => $scripturl.'?action=removetopic2;topic='.$context['current_topic'].'.'.$context['start'].';'.$context['session_var'].'='.$context['session_id'],
'javascript' => 'data-confirm="'.$txt['are_sure_remove_topic'].'"',
'class' => 'you_sure',
'icon' => 'remove_button',
'show' => $context['can_delete'] && ($context['topic_first_message'] == $output['id'])
),


This will replace Quick Edit with Modify, and remove Modify from More.  Backup the file before you try this.

Is there a way you can make this in to a mod? I can pay you for it if you want.

The reason why I don't want to edit the default php files, is simply because it becomes a mess months or years lather when you have made a manual modification that you forgot about that is in conflict with another mod.

On my forum, admins constantly have to add attachments and change the prefix of a topic, so for them the "Modify" button is way more usefull then the "Quick edit" button. Your suggested modification would make the workflow for them much easier.

[Sir Osis of Liver]

I don't do mods (it's the old dawg thing), but you can post a request here.  The code edit shouldn't cause any conflicts.  It's helpful to add a /// comment line above the edit that explains what was done, so it's easy to find if you need to in future.

[GL700Wing]

Is there a way you can make this in to a mod? I can pay you for it if you want.

@JRMBelgium Here ya go ...
Replace Quick Edit with Modify

[Steve]

Isn't she awesome? 

[Sir Osis of Liver]

Nicely done.