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mark all read doesn't change visual status of tweets, so they don't go grey like they do when you "read" (highlight) them manually.

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Jim replied on May 27, 2009 11:29

Yeah, Tweetie is really bad for usability in this area. TweetDeck and EventBox have it right. The entire user icon and Tweet are dimmed to about 25-30%, so that it's still readable, but clear that the Tweet has already been read.

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George commented on May 27, 2009 15:05

It took a while before EventBox got the proper dimming level. Actually, I stopped using it because of the dimming and it was still too imperceptible for me last time I used it months ago.

Hoping Tweetie gets this one sorted out soon.
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brendo_91 replied on May 27, 2009 19:01

@Jim, the issue is not the amount of dimming, but rather that hitting cmd+K doesn't actually dim ANY tweets at all.

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George commented on May 27, 2009 19:30

My problem is that even if they were dimmed, the dimming is so slight it wouldn't make much of a difference anyways. Cmd-K needs to dim all the messages, AND it needs to dim them further.