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erm.. kowalski?
name me one app in Mac that doesn't have a title bar. Well there's Stickies but the darker shade bar on top arguably is one.
erm.. kowalski?
Skitch.
erm.. kowalski?
Try activating Safari when it's in the background without accidentally switching tabs. You'll need to first make sure you're not clicking on a non-active tab; you can no longer just click anywhere in the "title bar."
erm.. kowalski?
I'd much rather activate Safari when it's in the background by command-tabbing to it, or clicking on it in the dock. Besides, when Safari's in the background, I can't see it's title bar anyway. Sheesh. All you guys with gigantic screens must never maximize your windows. But I still think this should be an option. Configurability is the key to making everyone happy, and I can't understand what it would cost Apple to put a few more radio buttons in the Appearance pane of Safari prefs. |
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