Suggestion: Invert shading that reflects active document tab

Question

It's a pretty minor thing, but I'd suggest flipping how you distinguish between the active document tab vs the inactive ones when using the dark interface. I can get the logic of having the brightest tab representing the one you're actually working on, but for some reason I keep clicking the wrong tab when I want to switch between documents - it took me a little bit to work out why: you represent the active tool by shading it darker and recessing it slightly, so it should make sense that the active tab is also the one that is darker and appears recessed, otherwise I'm trying to hold two representations of status in my mind that are exactly oposite to each other, yet located very close to each other on the screen. And unless I'm very precisely caffeinated, I'm just not equipped to deal with that sort of contradiction.

Answer 1

Contact Sheet is a welcome return. So many features can be adapted. I made this a few years ago by sizing up 40 images, and turning off titles, and ‘Flatten Layers’ when making the contact sheet. It was then fairly simple to FT each layer to give some overlap, and use Layer masks for creative affect.
It was eventually incorperated into a poster for the organisation running the event.
Some interesting JDIs  (thanks so much for the typed list!).
The Eye dropper changes appeal to me, and Ctrl J now working on Groups is very welcome.  Lots more there, but what worries me is that there are apparently twice as many new JDIs in CS6 as there were in CS5, which makes me think I must be missing a lot of the CS5 JDIs.  is there a list somewhere?