Snarl 2.5.1 Beta 1 / 2.5
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Snarl is a global notification system. Snarl works in a similar way to the balloon-style tooltips that appear from time to time in the system tray, however it doesn't take the keyboard focus away when displaying a notification.
Multiple notifications can be displayed at once and you can also change the appearance of the notifications.
To use Snarl, simply launch it from the Start Menu. The first time it runs it will test how quickly blended images can be drawn - this test should take less than 5 seconds on most computers - and then display a notification confirming it started okay. After this Snarl will sleep quietly in the background until an application sends it a notification.
What's New in This Release:
· New "sensitivity" argument added to {notify} command. Defined values are as follows: 0 - Normal; 16 - Personal; 32 - Private; 48 - Confidential. Note that Snarl simply passes the value on. (43.62)
· Removed the "include_host_name_when_forwarding" option. Styles now need to include the computer name themselves. (43.62)
· Can now send "recipient=/S" in {notify} request. Snarl will compare the value against the logged-on user's username and will discard any which don't match. (43.61)
· Double-clicking the tray icon when there are missed notifications now opens the missed notifications panel. (43.60)
· Fixed bug which caused all notification classes to default to "log always". (43.60)
· Extensions and style engines are now stored (and loaded from) INSTDIR/extensions/ and INSTDIR/styles/ respectively. (43.59)
· User-specific data folders are now created during start-up. (43.58) Applications which register via TCP/IP on the local computer no longer get treated as remote applications. Specifically...
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