Re: how to make an NSWindow unmovable...
Re: how to make an NSWindow unmovable...
- Subject: Re: how to make an NSWindow unmovable...
- From: "Theodore H. Smith" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 12 Jun 2005 23:45:47 +0100
From: j o a r
* If I have focus in a window (I'm busy typing something in a text
field for example), no other app should be _ever_ be able to steal
focus from that window
I agree. This totally drives me crazy. I'm writing something in Mail,
and Safari pops up and ruins my write. or I'm writing something in
Safari, and Mail pops up and ruins my write. Mail can even interupt
its own windows! I think you didn't address one app interupting
itself because of a timer-based "user-event", without any real user
asking this to happen.
This has got to be near the top (or maybe the top even) of my
annoyances with MacOSX. MSWindows does this. But I don't remember
MacOS9 popping up windows so often. I remember instead that there was
an alert in the application menu.
The other thing that drives me crazy is eternally bouncing apps in
the dock. If an app is bouncing away like an angry kangaroo, I simply
cannot concentrate on what I'm writing. The fact that it is going to
bounce forever doesn't help. It forces me to have to click that app
to the front, and then click the previous app back again, just to
remove the notice.
Something a bit more discreet would be great.
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