You can always hide the entire bar if you would like21forme said:Ken,
Is there any way to turn off the PM notifications from the bottom bar? I already get the pop-up window notification that's been there all along. Thanks
If I do and someone IMs me, will I miss that, too?iCountNTrack said:You can always hide the entire bar if you would like
Even a commoner like me can have one!!!!NAP said:Do you need special privilege to start a private chat room? I couldn't figure out how to do it...
I disagree; I prefer the new chat room. At a free internet outlet, I need to reload Java and go thru other whole 9 yard procedures before I can get into the old chatroom . Ken, please bring back the new chatroom.Nicholas said:I'm with NAP on that one. I don't see that I have the option.
By the way having the old chat room back is great. Thanks again Ken.
Nice try, good assumption & recommendation.Nicholas said:That sounds like the fault of the free internet outlet, not the chat room software. I think a more logical solution would be for you to find some other way of accessing it.
KenSmith said:Creating a new room is limited to privileged members, which generally means someone with 10 posts or more.
Jacob, how about using a smartphone to access the chat room instead?
After all the dust has settled, I rather like the combination of IMs and the old chat room. Even with the Java headaches.
Nicholas said:It seems you are the only one with this compatibility issue, so perhaps you should find an alternative to Tor-Browser since it blocks Java applications.
I sympathize with your situation, but consider that after taking an opinion poll, Ken graciously spent $285 to renew a one-year license for this chat room. Unless you can convince the majority to revert back to the old one, and reimburse Ken the time and money spent, I see no logic to revert back to the old chat room because of one user's (avoidable) compatibility issue. I understand your frustration, but consider the bigger picture here.