I looked around and didn't see a mention of this, so if there is link me. 
So I've noticed two "bugs" in iTunes. They're nothing big, just some graphic things. The first one is about the mini player and the dock.
When you change to the mini player and put it next to the dock it should reflect, right? Right. And when iTunes is in the mini player and you pause or change the song, it doesn't steal focus (meaning that if I'm working in Safari and I click pause, the Menubar will not change to the iTunes Menubar, it stays on Safari's.) However, if you click on the grey skin then it does steal focus. And when you do this, the reflection is lost (see pics below) But it's just iTunes, everything else reflects fine. So in order to fix this, you just need to have the dock move (by magnification, minimizing a window, etc.) I think this has been overlooked because as soon as you put your mouse over the dock and it magnifies it goes back to normal, but since I've got magnification turned off I see it until I minimize a window or something else. Sounds confusing, but basically just minimize your iTunes and have it near the dock and then click on the grey part and let me know if your magnification is lost. If not, then I guess I just have a screwed up dock.
And the other thing I noticed (and I don't know how, I must've been bored) is a weird thing after you maximize iTunes (see the 1st pic below.) There's like some ugly grey white borders. This happens when you maximize iTunes (from the dock) and you change focus while it's maximizing. Sounds weird, but here's how I did it. Y'all know that when you click on a window two times at the top it minimizes to the dock. If you click iTunes (and Finder) 3 times, it minimizes and maximizes. So click iTunes 3 times, and while it's doing it's minimizing/maximizing,click on the desktop so the Menubar focus changes from iTunes to Finder (you gotta be real fast.) And you get the outlines, and you just gotta click on iTunes to fix it.
Obviously these aren't major bugs that Apple needs to fix, I'm just curious if anyone else is getting this.
So I've noticed two "bugs" in iTunes. They're nothing big, just some graphic things. The first one is about the mini player and the dock.
When you change to the mini player and put it next to the dock it should reflect, right? Right. And when iTunes is in the mini player and you pause or change the song, it doesn't steal focus (meaning that if I'm working in Safari and I click pause, the Menubar will not change to the iTunes Menubar, it stays on Safari's.) However, if you click on the grey skin then it does steal focus. And when you do this, the reflection is lost (see pics below) But it's just iTunes, everything else reflects fine. So in order to fix this, you just need to have the dock move (by magnification, minimizing a window, etc.) I think this has been overlooked because as soon as you put your mouse over the dock and it magnifies it goes back to normal, but since I've got magnification turned off I see it until I minimize a window or something else. Sounds confusing, but basically just minimize your iTunes and have it near the dock and then click on the grey part and let me know if your magnification is lost. If not, then I guess I just have a screwed up dock.
And the other thing I noticed (and I don't know how, I must've been bored) is a weird thing after you maximize iTunes (see the 1st pic below.) There's like some ugly grey white borders. This happens when you maximize iTunes (from the dock) and you change focus while it's maximizing. Sounds weird, but here's how I did it. Y'all know that when you click on a window two times at the top it minimizes to the dock. If you click iTunes (and Finder) 3 times, it minimizes and maximizes. So click iTunes 3 times, and while it's doing it's minimizing/maximizing,click on the desktop so the Menubar focus changes from iTunes to Finder (you gotta be real fast.) And you get the outlines, and you just gotta click on iTunes to fix it.
Obviously these aren't major bugs that Apple needs to fix, I'm just curious if anyone else is getting this.
