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Okay, thanks for the option-click tip. That makes the whole thing useable again

Another way could be with a right-click. There is no other function assigned to it and right-clicking one notification would dismiss the rest at once. It's like option-click, except only 1 click away

Hi, when you are inactive for a certain number of seconds, notifications stay on the screen (if you have that set). I would like an option to automatically remove these sticky notifications as soon as the mouse or keyboard becomes active again (like with a screensaver when it goes away when you move...

Problem solved!

I freshly installed Skype again and it worked. Lost all my chat transcripts though

Thanks anyway!!

Oh, and Growl also works for Firefox I've noticed.

Don't you feel like finding out why your app doesn't work for Skype? (for me at least)

Okay, sorry. This is Growl 1.1.4 . And Mac OS X 10.5.5 (iMac). At first I thought that Growl didn't work at all. But it turned out that only the "Music Video" display style didn't show any form of notification, even when previewing it from the preferences pane. And it was set as the defaul...

I'm not giving up...

Hello? Can you help me?

I'm using the latest version.

But I have noticed that it works now. It's the "Music Video" display style that doesn't work and Growl still doesn't growl for Skype and iTunes... only for Adium right now. But everything is turned on for Skype and iTunes (GrowlTunes) just like for Adium

I installed Growl a loooong time ago, a few months after I got my first Mac. And I had it turned off for about a year because I never really needed it. And now I feel like I need Growly, but it just doesn't show any notifications... it's turned on and all... I have no idea what could be the problem ...