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>> And even within Fire, as I am typing to one person, part of it ends up in the
>> new window.
>
> Honestly, how much of a problem is that? Do you have new windows cropping
> up *that* frequently?
This happens to me at *least* twice daily.
It's particularly frustrating in the new world of OS X where windows are not
as strongly tied to applications (i.e. Bringing a window front does not
bring all that app's windows forward.) It is counter-intuitive that I am
effectively punished for having a Fire window in the foreground when a new
message is received.
If new message windows are to come up behind other Fire windows, though (and
I argue that they should), it becomes important to indicate "unread message"
status. I personally would much rather have a count of hoe many unread
messages are pending than a count of online buddies on the dock icon.
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Hans Gerwitz
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"never talk to strangers" - RFC 1855, 2.1.2
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