Hi! You wrote a great tool that I use in many projects. Now many companies are abandoning the use of heavy jQuery in favor of modern solutions. Maybe it's time to get rid of jQuery dependency and rewrite the plugin on pure Javascript?

If I have the window already open, it still alerts. I have to minimize and bring back to get it to stop.

Could you please release a package for Bower package manager?

Hi,

When stopOnMouseMove setting is active, the binded event is:
$(this).unbind(event);
$.titleAlert.stop();
Since it does not check whether a titleAlert is active, if a titleAlert is already stopped through another event (such as focus) before a mouseMove, the mouseMove event cause a successive call of the stop function. Which runs:
document.title = $.titleAlert._initialText;
Since a stop function is already called before the mouseMove, $.titleAlert._initialText is null. Hence, after the mouseMove the document.title is set to null.

In order to reproduce this, just start a titleAlert (with stopOnMouseMove setting) when the window is blurred. Then focus to the window, this will stop the titleAlert. Wait a little. Then move the mouse, this will set the document.title to null.

A possible solution might be to add a check to the beginning of the stop function:
$.titleAlert.stop = function() {
if(!$.titleAlert._running)
return;

This seems solved the problem but i am not sure if it breaks something. I believe the check should be done in the stop function (not in the mouseMove event), since stop function should not do anything if there are no titleAlert instances running.

Thanks.

jquery.titlealert.js is minified
jquery.titlealert.min.js is not