HumaneJS - Simple, modern, browser notification system.

I don't like this style, mostly because they don't "stack".<p>Here's an example:<p>* User clicks on the good button, notification pops up. * User clicks on the bad button. Notification still there. * User clicks clicks clicks. Alert finally shows, but 5 times in a row.

This looks cool. I'm a fan of notifications in general and I like thinking of how notifications can be improved and such. I will say that this is a departure from notifications I usually see on the web with the sliding block that has an 'x'.<p>Comparing it to humanmsg, the messages themselves are similar although it would be better if it had (not sure if it does and was disabled) the message log.

Why would I use this rather than the notifications api? To support IE? Any other reason?

Please don't take it personally, but I would never use that and neither should anyone else. First of all, building a 'notification system' is incredibly easy, it's just javascript popups. Reading through your code and adapting it to my own application would be a waste of time. Pick any decent js framework and you can do this within fractions of an hour. Secondly - don't do popup notifications ever. They are the antithesis of user intent. Nobody ever 'wants' to see a popup.

Beautiful.