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Jason Rumney <jasonr@gnu.org> writes:

> Then how about custom-view-unsaved

Or "customize-unsaved-customizations", customize-unsaved-changes" or
just "customize-unsaved".  I think it is pretty obvious that one of
the things you can do with unsaved customizations is to save them.

The major problem with customize-customized is that it refer to an
internal state name "customized" which is not really part of the user
interface.