Jon - I've got an issue that seems to be related to Thunderbird and it's interactions with Windows 7. I suspect this is with most, if not all, Mozilla-based apps in Win7, and I suspect this is going to be solved only from their end.
If I have multiple apps running on the second monitor, and one of them is Thunderbird 3.0 Beta 3 Nightly build (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US; rv:1.9.1pre) Gecko/20090525 Shredder/3.0b3pre) and I click on another app in the taskbar, it brings the app to the front. However, if I then click the Thunderbird app in the taskbar, instead of bringing it to the front, it minimizes the Thunderbird window.
For example, right no I have xplorer^2 and Thunderbird both running on the second monitor. If I have Thunderbird in the front, and I click on the X^2 app in the taskbar, then it brings x^2 to the front - but, if I just click back on the Thunderbird icon in the taskbar, it minimizes Thunderbird. However, it gets stranger - if I start doing it quickly, then all of a sudden, my X^2 window minimizes. It's almost as if the clicking sensor (for lack of a better word - perhaps I mean the polling timeout for mouse clicks?) is too high, and we, as users, are not allowing the taskbar to reset itself before clicking again, thus causing this issue?
It seems as if the magic number if hovering around 500 ms.... give or take a couple hundred ms
now that I have this figured out, it may not, in fact, be a Mozilla issue, but a taskbar 'issue' b/c of lower CPU utilization requests?
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