For me:
-system tray icon is useless: I have my taskbar hidden;
-popups are annoying as hell; I use NEN-mod to redirect events to OSD, the old one. It works just fine for me, while the new one, WannabeOSD, is crashing always. Looks like developing stopped for both of them, but at least the old one doesn't crash me, and I tested it for a long time;
-middle click is set as double click (Logitech mouse, 3 buttons, no scroll); can't use a middle click option;
-IEView loads my system too much, so I avoid using it. Anything related to it is of no use
-I'd rather have toolbar customization than other stuff. Text formatting buttons are useless, I'd take them away, but I'd need a BUZZ button for Yahoo instead. And the protocol icon on the status bar, that one I really miss.
Explanation: sometimes I might add a new contact on the run and I don't have time to rename it properly (or at all). Later on I might want to add it to my other account(s), but I forgot on which account I already added it. I have no way of finding that out, unless I actually send a message to that contact so I can see my ID in the message log. This is a little ridiculous, I think.
I have several accounts on Yahoo, but the icons are all the same, I don't want to make my clist look like a X-mas tree! So I can't tell which contact belongs to which account, if it's recently added and not yet renamed.
Could you readd that protocol icon in the status bar, as an option at least? I have plenty of space for it...
Anyway, this was a NEN thread, as I remember. So: full OSD support and no RSS popups is all I need from the integrated module.
As for the rest, tabSRMM is the best and most efficient plugin I ever used. Keep it that way, Alex!

Quote from: Drugwash on April 30, 2005, 02:18:21

For me:
-system tray icon is useless: I have my taskbar hidden;

Even if you, Drugwash, won't use/need it perhaps:
Because of that I'd like to have a little floating icon as a copy of the trayicon, which I can see all the time. I mentioned that some days before, but to that point Nightwish hasn't replied directly.
So, Nightwish?

Maybe
I do plan to make all these new menus (favorites, recent entries and the session list) available w/o the tray icon being visible or needed. I just don't yet exactly know how this will look like.

For me:
-system tray icon is useless: I have my taskbar hidden;
-popups are annoying as hell; I use NEN-mod to redirect events to OSD, the old one. It works just fine for me, while the new one, WannabeOSD, is crashing always

The old OSD was crashing constantly, when the workstation was "locked" under XP or 2k or when using fast user switching under XP. Since many people are using these features, using that plugin is just a bad idea.

-I'd rather have toolbar customization than other stuff. Text formatting buttons are useless, I'd take them away, but I'd need a BUZZ button for Yahoo instead. And the protocol icon on the status bar, that one I really miss.

Toolbar won't change anymore. Formatting buttons are gone if you disable sending text formatting tags (which makes sense, because you don't need them then).

The protocol icon on the status bar was obsolete, because it was the 3rd instance of a protocol icon - already visible on the toolbar and title bar.That tooltip telling your UIN and the protocols name can be added elsewhere (not sure where, but the protocol icon on the status bar may be the right place).

Anyway, this was a NEN thread, as I remember. So: full OSD support and no RSS popups is all I need from the integrated module.

NoRSS works. OSD was removed, because all the OSD plugins were buggy as hell and I just don't want to get tons of bugreports about "crashes when using tabSRMM" just because they screw up. I really like the idea of OSD announces, but it should be, at least, halfway stable.

If someone comes up with a decently working OSD service plugin - then yes.

Could you please keep that functionality in the ANSI version? Or that one will vanish completely when 1.0.0.0 is released?

No, sorry. That code is gone forever, and won't come back. I don't want to support plugins with critical and serious bugs - that's just against my principles.

Oh, but I use text formatting most of the time, I just don't want those buttons there. At least simple formatting can be achieved easier by typing *, / or _. The point was that I could get rid of something I don't want and put instead something I need, at my own choice.

Also, I tend to ignore all feature request regarding the toolbar. The toolbar should be considered final, and no more changes are planned. Same for the formatting buttons. If you want simple text formatting only, you can disable the formatting parser which will also hide the toolbar. You could still type something like *bold* though (in general, you only need the toolbar buttons if you want WYSIWYG formatting in the input box and a parser which translates this into formatting tags - either bbcode or the */_ stuff).

I've submitted the patches I made for wbOSD (mainly for unicode compatibility) to him and got a response that he'll actually continue to work on wbOSD

Wow, that's good news! I can hardly wait, because wbOSD definitely has better features than the old one. I just hope he'll fix those crashes...

Goto your profile -> Notifications and Email, and check "Turn notification on when you post or reply to a topic".

Or switch the forum theme to board default (or "MY_AQUA"). It has DHTML collapsable sections and will remember the state of the "Additional options" (open or closed) using a cookie.

Nice, useful features, but I wipe out all Cookies, History, Temporary Internet Files and Temp folders on each boot/restart. Keeps my system nice and clean (and untraceable by spyware/hackers/whatever). So, sorry, but unless that cookie is stored on the server instead of my machine, it's not usable... That's precisely the reason for complaining that "reply notifications" is not enabled by default. Oh well, I'll just have to keep my head with me when posting.

Forget that.. Now I got something more important.

I just (hardly) found and installed 9.95 MINGW32. I don't know if it's the latest or not. I have one major problem which I hope it's not my fault: instead of opening a new tab for a new contact, I get a new container. I hate that! I couldn't find any setting for it (might be my terrible headache's fault) and I sure didn't have that before.
There are two other minor problems:
and

Please, if there's any newer build, just let me know. ICQ 179359064.
Still have to test this one, but it looks pretty stable for now.

EDIT:
Looks like I've spoken too early. I tried to find a fix for the container issue and changed options from "default container mode" to "limit tabs to x" (still have the headache, can't remember exact names). When testing, my previously chosen position was lost, container indeed opened a second tab, but also a second container, incomplete (see photo). On right-clicking on the second container button on taskbar, Miranda crashed.

Forget that.. Now I got something more important.

I just (hardly) found and installed 9.95 MINGW32. I don't know if it's the latest or not. I have one major problem which I hope it's not my fault: instead of opening a new tab for a new contact, I get a new container. I hate that! I couldn't find any setting for it (might be my terrible headache's fault) and I sure didn't have that before.

That container issue may be related to this: http://www.miranda.or.at/forums/index.php/topic,625.0.html

Heh, it's just one of my things, i think "bah" sounds good, maybe like you and "My friend"