Thread:Support/AJAX editiing hides error message when edits were not saved.

About 5 to 7 percent of the times when I hit the "save translation" link or button in the AJAX editor, saving fails, and a newly added error message is shown in the page. But at the same time, the page is scrolled up a bit to a position where the error message is just outside the visible area (viewport). As a result, I never know about the error unless at the end of a session, I scroll through the entire page so as to control, if all went well. Since that often takes very long, and since Mozilla and other browsers usually crash after a while due to the memory leaks (which I assume are part of JavaScript libraries), I often loose a part of the edits made with AJAX editing.

Ideas of remedies:
 * Do not scroll the dynamic status/error message to become invisible.
 * Scroll back to failing message when an error is detected.
 * Give an audible feedback (similar to cash registers in supermarkets) of success/failure.
 * Given an audible feedback only on failure.
 * Let users select audio files to be played, including none, for both cases.
 * Alter something sufficiently visible when an error is detected, such as overall background color, etc.