Ding Fanfare 1.0.0

• First version.
• Level-up toasts: a Blizzard achievement-style toast just above the chat when a friend, guildmate or group member levels up, with their class icon, the level on the shield, Blizzard's shine and a short sound.
• Friends and group: every level. Guild: every 10th level and max level. Both can be changed in the settings.
• Level-ups close together merge into one toast, and the ones that happened while you were offline become one "While You Were Away" toast at login. Nobody is celebrated twice.
• Server First (seen): a gold toast when Ding Fanfare first sees anyone above the highest level recorded for your realm and faction. It learns from your /who searches, the Scan button, your guild, friends, group and your own level-ups. It's what the addon saw, not an official record, and the window says so.
• Scan button and key binding: one smart /who per click ("anyone above 37?"). Optional "Scan While I Play" (off by default): at most once every 30 seconds on your clicks in the world, never in combat or dungeons.
• Players in your guild or group who also run Ding Fanfare share new sightings ("seen by <name>").
• Window with Recent and Server Firsts tabs. Settings in Options > AddOns > Ding Fanfare. /dingfanfare (or /fanfare), Addon Compartment entry. Movable toasts, adjustable size and duration. Nothing is printed to chat.
• The toasts make room for the game's own pop-ups: when a friend comes online, an achievement or loot alert shows, loot rolls or a talking head appear in the same spot, the toasts slide above (or, if you moved them, below) and slide back when the pop-up is gone. This also works with a moved or docked chat.
• The toast says who they are to you: "Guildmate Alice leveled up!", "Friend Bob leveled up!", "Party member Dana leveled up!" (or "Raid member"). The level is on the shield.
• Say gz with one click: every toast has a small "Gz" button that says gz where it fits. Someone in your group gets it in party, raid or instance chat ("Gz Alice on 31!"), a guildmate in guild chat, anyone else as a whisper ("Gz on 31!"; Battle.net friends get it through Battle.net). The tooltip tells you where it will go. After sending it turns into a check mark, once per person and level. Offline players are greyed out, and the tooltip says why.
• Write your own congrats messages in the settings, one for group and guild chat and one for whispers, for level-ups and for server firsts ( and fill in).
• Optional "Whisper Gz Automatically" (off by default): always a whisper, never guild or group chat. Friends and guild members only, once per person and level, at most 3 a minute, never in combat or dungeons. It goes out with your next click in the game world.
• Works on WoW Forever, Retail, MoP Classic, Titan Reforged, TBC Anniversary and Classic Era.