On 12/2/2010 at 1:34 PM, Yonik Seeley wrote: > the window you see isn't necessarily the window that has the focus :-(
<rant> A graph of the number of times I've made this mistake over time would look a lot like a flat line. The fact that this is such an easy mistake to make at this point in UI evolution ought to be a red flag for interface designers. Users need more/better input-focus cues. With desktop computers' increasingly larger display real estate and processing power, and hence the increasing number of (visible) open windows, the probability of any given window having input-focus is trending lower, so the likelihood of inadvertent input placement is growing. </rant> Steve
