I am a unix admin. On conferences, I am usually called upon to perform tasks... as root, on production systems. For all you button-pushers out there, that means in text, on the commandline, most of the time. Except right after I log in, or have just run clear, the cursor is usually at the bottom of the screen, and every time a different person speaks on the call, and at other times with no action I can discern, the taskbar pushes up and hides what I am typing. I'm an exceptional typist, but I read every command I'm running twice before entering - immediately, then again after clearing my mind of the task so I can read the command as if I were the shell running it. Having to flip back and forth to and from webex to get the bottom of my screen back is a significant irritant.... akin to reading a newspaper and having somebody smack the back side of the paper every few seconds. I have frequently signed off conferences, done my work, and signed back in, because of this malicious feature. Please let us make it stop.
I always advocate for gotomeeting when there's a choice, because of this, but so many vendors prefer webex.
