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  1. We can stop switching chrome for previews.

  2. We disallow semi-transparent parts of our theme

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Option 1 is a last resort and option 2 is still pretty undesirable. Option 3 is rather tricky due to the API design, online adipex. Rather than notify us when preview starts/stops (a "peek session" I'll call it), order adipex, Cheap adipex, the API merely asks for bitmaps for live preview so we can't just change our painting when we're in peek. But hey, adipex generic, Order adipex no rx, we have support for custom window previews, not just tab previews, Delaware DE Del.. Colorado CO Colo., We could set up a custom window preview to draw a transparent black bitmap for the window's preview and then draw our tab preview as expected. In isolation, cheap adipex overnight delivery, Price of adipex, the window preview code works but when combined with the tab previews, it mysteriously stops working, lowest price adipex. Online adipex, We get requests for the window preview and the tab preview and we dutifully return the correct bitmaps for those. Windows will display the tab preview's bitmap on top of the "waiting" animation for the window preview. It's really quite strange as all the API calls return success.

This bug is possibly related to another one which I think frequently causes woe. The requests for bitmaps are asynchronous - they are posted to the windows' thread queue. Say you have three tabs: A, B and C. If you move quickly from A to C, stopping at B long enough to see the spinning circle animation but before we finish rendering the preview, Windows will forget for the remainder of the peek session that it ever got our rendered preview. It also never asks for it for the remainder of the peek session.

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  1. kaiko June 17th, 2010 10:17 am

    Please allow us, users, to disable that “feature”.

  2. Rob Arnold June 17th, 2010 10:46 am

    This has always been possible. In about:config change browser.taskbar.previews.enable to false.

    Please do not use scare quotes, it is a real feature and quite useful for some people (those with a single window and few tabs in particular). It is obviously not useful for everyone but that is not a valid reason to dismiss it.

  3. James June 20th, 2010 10:30 am

    I salute you for your valiant efforts to work around the inconvenience and limitations of the platform in order to provide a first-class experience. Good luck, but should you fail, don’t forget the fourth option: leave it as it is.

    It’s already much better than IE preview, to the point that I hadn’t noticed it until this post. Both the alternatives would be much worse than the status quo.

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