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Using an applet for this can be an option, but a standard which can be handled by the browser would be nicer in my opinion. Are there any ideas of how to solve this? I am not aware there are any standards for this yet, defining how to add these options to your webpage. | Using an applet for this can be an option, but a standard which can be handled by the browser would be nicer in my opinion. Are there any ideas of how to solve this? I am not aware there are any standards for this yet, defining how to add these options to your webpage. | ||
*'''Title'''. It would be nice to control the title bar with webapp-xul scripting, and/or use document.title . For instance, Gmail puts the 'number of new inbox messages' in the title-bar, so if I get a new message while it's minimized I notice it. --[[User:Robcoblurn|Robcoblurn]] 09:59, 23 April 2008 (PDT) | |||
host.setTitle(host.getBrowser().contentDocument.title); | |||
host.setTitle(username + "is instant messanging you!"); | |||
host.setTitle("You've click this application " + clickCount + " times"); | |||
*'''Window Alerts'''. On Windows, an application can blick colors on the taskbar, or blick it's system tray icon when it want to tell you something. On Mac, an application can have it's 'dockbar icon' jump up and down. I don't know what Linux does, but I'm pretty sure there's a way apps can blink at you if they want to tell you something. It would be nice to be able to do this in webapp-xul scripting. --[[User:Robcoblurn|Robcoblurn]] 09:59, 23 April 2008 (PDT) | |||
host.notify(); | |||
== Cookie Limits == | == Cookie Limits == | ||