TGBX flashes in the task bar

#1 This isn't a reply to the problem, but just a comment on how you are using TGBX. TGBX (and TGB) both use a crapload of resources when they are open. If you actually minimize them, the usage of resources is greatly reduced. I would suggest getting into the habit of minimizing (annoying isn't it?) when you are using either of these tools.

I believe I had a feature request submitted to have the same code on minimize work when the screen looses focus so we don't have to do this, but hey, we can't win them all ;)

#2 I'd like to second that request.

#3 The only issue with that is that TGBX would cease to render when it loses focus and then reinitialize when it regained focus. This might be the desired behavior for some, but in all it makes the tool look very bad to new users.

How would you guys feel if it were maybe an optional feature that had to be enabled via a checkbox in the settings dialog?

Edit: I don't know what's up with the notification flashing. The focus issue I'm talking about is unrelated, but I'll look into that also. And as always, thanks for the feedback!

#4 I'd be ok with the checkbox a flexible program is always preferable. The flashing must stop though! :-)

#5 Why not just auto-minimize it when it looses focus? That way, you don't recode the bit that stops/slows rendering, but everyone would get the same result even if they didn't actually minimize.