In a chat on the web, you no longer have to wait for a long reply to finish before you give the next instruction. While a reply is being written, press Enter and your message joins a queue above the message box; once the reply has finished, the queued messages go out one at a time, each as a normal message of its own. Press Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter on a Mac), or the Send now button, to stop the reply and send your message at once, attachments included. You can edit or remove a queued message, or clear the queue. If a reply fails or you stop it, the queue pauses until you press Resume, and when a reply asks you something, such as whether to use your wallet, the queue waits for your answer. Queued messages carry text only.