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Says Eric...
> Um - both of those features can be shut off in the preferences.
Oh, don't worry, I know that. I leave them on because, as I said,
they get my attention.
> Dock icon bouncing is a CPU hog because Apple made it a CPU Hog.
Actually, I have "bounce application icon" turned off. I much prefer
Fire's own pulsing (or "flashing") instead, so I have that turned on,
and that's what I was referring to. Maybe if I hadn't been using Fire
in the days before Apple's bouncing dock icons existed, I'd have
stuck with that, but I've always liked Fire's pulsing icon.
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