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Hey all on the development team, especially Colter:
I think the way Fire's windows operate is wonderful, especially considering that I
have the ability to set my own preferences for new windows. I suggest that you don't
mess with new windows popping up behind others or anything else. The only suggestion
that I've heard on this list that I would find acceptable for avoiding the "part of my
typing goes into the new window on accident" problem is the one about behaving like
ICQ and flashing the user's icon upon new message until I choose to have the window
open with the message.
Thanks and keep up the good work,
-Andyman
Fire List Admin
On 3/6/02 at 12:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Peyton) wrote:
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> > At 10:32 AM -0700 3/6/02, Colter Reed wrote:
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> >> > or, make it smart. if I have shown no key entry into the front
> >> window for x
> >> > amount of time (x to be determined) then show the new window in the
> >> front.
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> >> The latter could be done, but not the former.
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> > What would be *really* cool would be a tabbed window interface, like
> > Mozilla or Adium. That's probably a significant amount of work, though.
> > It would solve this problem, though.
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> Not going to happen anytime soon, and it has already been filed numerous
> times as an enhancement request on sourceforge.
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> eric
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