This is done by design. I think the slow poster is loading images,etc. to more simulate a 'real visit' to the blog being posted on. There is a popup that talks more about this when you start slow posting.
Yep what johnsmith said....has to be that way to simulate a real browser session. Don't use slow poster mode if you don't want it or can't afford the loss of focus.
Hint - if you have a dual monitor setup you can work unimpeded on something else on the other monitor while slow poster runs.
Another hint when you need the focus is to open the task manager. Then you have the focus back. I think it gets the focus - as already said - because it uses a IE control which is hidden.
Actually the dual screen thing and the task manager thing don't work for me. ok I can put on a movie and watch it, but when I want to type something in another program, it always loses focus after half a second, which is really annoying
So I only turn on slow poster when I'm going out or having something else to do that does not involve my laptop. It's also a reason why I'm thinking about setting up my old computer again just to run scrapebox.
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