The option+click will dismiss all notifications on screen. It will not dismiss 
the Rollup window. 

I'm not sure how we would have it work on a per application instance, I'll 
think on it.



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Chris Forsythe


On Saturday, December 3, 2011 at 8:19 PM, tenderhooks wrote:

> img: http://cl.ly/3K0h2J3W1l440t3k2y0y
> 
> As you can see I had a number of notifications which had stacked up,
> these over time as my battery depleted, with the command to remain
> sticky. Now I thought there might be a chance, just a chance, that
> they could all be dismissed in the familiar manner of holding down the
> 'alt' (option) key when clicking on the close button (as in the
> Finder), and to my surprise it worked.
> 
> However there was no visual cue and I think that as I held down the
> 'alt' (option) key that all of the 'x' (close) buttons should've shown
> up on the successive notifications or, as in Photoshop and Pixelmator
> a "link icon" to show the action would be linked (as with layers).
> 
> I am sure that my next question can be answered in GROWL's
> documentation, but I think it'll be easier and quicker asking here and
> so would like to know if this aforementioned method of closing many
> notifications is app specific? I think it isn't personally as all of
> the notifications closed when I tried it; as I reconnected my power
> supply, new notifications emerged, and while they wouldn't be sticky,
> they did all seem to disappear at the same time.
> 
> I would just like to know which way it is and if there was (or indeed
> may still be) a consideration for dismissing only those notifications
> generate by an individual app, perhaps, if the number of notifications
> went above a threshold of say four, that the close action (in
> accompaniment with the the 'alt' (option)) option would be a useful
> and more understood addition?
> 
> 
> Many thanks.
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