Re: New behaviour for non-buddy messages

Graham suggested...

>  If you wish to keep getting messages from a particular buddy 
> without adding them to your buddy list, then add that buddy to 
> Fire's buddy list, but uncheck the "in list" button under the 
> accounts tab, and that buddy will not be in the server's buddy list.

This seems to be working, but one interesting side effect is that, 
when I choose "Add Buddy..." after getting a message from the user in 
question, hopping over to the "Accounts" tab and unchecking "In Buddy 
List," Fire suddenly thinks the user has logged off! Since the user 
wasn't in my buddy list to begin with, this is especially odd. Fire 
then complains if I try to respond to the user, saying they're 
offline and asking if I want to send anyway. And, I get the untrue 
notice in the chat window, "Sending offline messages, they will be 
received when the user connects again."

It's a relatively odd situation, so probably shouldn't be anyone's 
top priority, but since that "In Buddy List" checkbox is there, it 
might as well not behave so idiosyncratically. :-)

Thanks again for the suggestion, Graham!


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