Firewall Permission Dialog Box Is Poorly Coded. Any Explanation?

Thank you so much.

But just in case you misunderstood my problem by looking at the last video I shared and fixed some other bug you've found along the way, let me clarify my problem again:

1. When a new or updated version of an app tries to establish a connection, a popup appears, which is expected behavior.
2. The problem is that if I don’t click "Allow" or "Block" within one second, additional popups keep appearing on top (or below) the previous one. They keep stacking every second I don’t take an action. ⇐ This is the main bug.
3. When I finally choose "Allow" or "Block," the popups stop stacking, but the already stacked popups remain open.

Additionally, here are two other, relatively minor issues:

1. If I’m typing and a popup appears, pressing the spacebar accidentally triggers “Allow” because it registers as an input for the popup. This can lead to unintended permissions.
2. When I’m using a fullscreen application, like a game, the popup forces the screen to switch out of fullscreen and loses focus of that window, similar to alt-tabbing or pressing Windows + D. This is disruptive.

It would also be REALLY helpful if a sound alert played when a popup appears. Because during some other softwares' updates (like in Visual Studio Code), multiple permissions are often required. Without an alert, if I step away briefly(get afk, check out my phone etc), the update pauses indefinitely at the popup. This wastes time and interrupts the update process until I return to manually approve each prompt.