UCyborg: They shouldn't keep popping up if you don't close them.
Duh?
UCyborg:
...not spying on us.
Paranoid are we?
My inference was that a debug version was released to collect data on potential issues. If not, what's the point in releasing a debug version. I assume all the opoups are part of the debug nature of the release. There is one opoup that remains open continuously. The others stay closed when I close them. If the 'experimental' version of the dll isn't to collect data, I don't see the point of releasing a dysfunctional dll, which is what the debug feature does to an otherwise functional program.
Until such time as the owner addresses the issue, if ever the issue is addressed, this is speculative.