I'm writing an extension that talks with an outside process, so it is a given to lower the amount of 'hey whats up'- requests when my buffer isn't focused.

So, what is the best way to recognize:

1. When my buffer is visible and focused
2. When my buffer is visible but not focused
3. When my buffer is neither visible nor focused

I'm writing an extension that talks to an outside process, so it is a given to lower the amount of 'hey whats up' requests when my buffer isn't focused.

So, what is the best way to recognize:

1. When my buffer is visible and focused
2. When my buffer is visible but not focused
3. When my buffer is neither visible nor focused

I'm writing an extension that talks with an outside process, so it is kind of no-brainer to lower the amount of 'hey whats up'- requests when my buffer isn't focused.

What is the best way to recognize that:

1. my buffer is visible and focused
2. my buffer is visible but not focused
3. my buffer is neither visible nor focused

I'm writing an extension that talks with an outside process, so it is a given to lower the amount of 'hey whats up'- requests when my buffer isn't focused.

So, what is the best way to recognize:

1. When my buffer is visible and focused
2. When my buffer is visible but not focused
3. When my buffer is neither visible nor focused