My browser, like most, will happily sign me in automatically using its password cache; that doesn’t work on this roll-your-own lightbox window. Everything I click on has to wait to render, because there’s a fancy fade-in/fade-out that I simply must watch; it’s time-based, not CPU-based, so it slows me down just as much on my dual-3.0GHz AthlonX2.

when I search for a new catalog, I have to type the first few letters, but once that’s the last catalog shown by auto-search, I can’t just hit enter - I still have to select it from the “list” of a single catalog down below (which the auto-select field actually covers up). Or, if I see the catalog isn’t listed, I still have to type enough of my catalog name to prove to the script that it’s not there before it will allow me to enter a new name.

Overall, the functionality’s amazingly solid for a first release, and the polish is beautiful - but you may have sacrified some function for that form, like a Bauhaus chair that is so striking and dramatic that it’s no longer comfortable to sit in.