ah! nice catch.
a couple have reported this, but not sure it's been narrowed down so much yet.

http://code.google.com/p/growl/issues/detail?id=348

if you could flesh out the above bug report, that'd be great!


On 14 Nov 2011, at 07:35, Mike Beasley wrote:

> Not sure if this has been reported yet (I haven't seen it if it has).
> Basically, if I roll over a Growl notification just as it's about to
> disappear (mid-fade out), it fades back in and then just sits there.
> Moving the cursor away does nothing, clicking it does nothing,
> clicking the closebox specifically does nothing, and the only way I
> can find to get rid of it is to restart Growl.
> 
> I've only noticed this in the 1.3.1 update, but it may have affected
> 1.3 as well. I'm not really sure but I guess since 1.3 isn't available
> anymore it doesn't really matter (or maybe it does, since whatever
> changed in 1.3.1 is likely the problem if that's the case, but again,
> I can't confirm whether it was in 1.3 or not. Perhaps someone else
> can.)
> 
> I've also ONLY seen it affect notifications from Echofon (my twitter
> app), and that's the only app that I have set to use the Pseudo-coda
> display style, so it could be a display style bug.
> 
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