typo: "the test push notification" -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together. - Desmond Tutu

Ok, great, thanks. However, it seems preferable for the system to create them all. Before I create them on my own, how do I even know which ones are available? Failing groups.io doing it, there should

Bug: I edited the #wiki hashtag to not be emailed to the group. Then I edited a wiki page. A #wiki notification was emailed to the group. Also: I still am receiving no push notifications, despite my

Yes you can, just like I did for all the #cal- tags (I set them all to moderated). Create them and make the settings you want. The hashtag is only created on occurrence if it doesn't already

I've started running some tests in my test group. I edited a wiki page. Here are the issues so far: 1. The hashtag does not come into existence until the event (e.g., edit wiki page) occurs. That does

Well, if you click on the link, it takes you there...so maybe not so important after all. Bruce

For those of us who own multiple groups, it would be helpful if the pushed notification included some indication of which group the update occurred. Thanks, Bruce

I'm behind the curve on this due to not being able to allow Notifications until a few minutes ago. So please excuse a few basic questions: Does "sent to the group" in the #wiki notification mean the

Mark, I'm not sure whether you're still following the other thread on this, but since you're asking for suggestions: Thomas helped me determine that if you're private browsing in FF, that's when you

Hi All, I just pushed the following changes: Creating or modifying a wiki page now generates a #wiki notification, sent to the group. Uploading photos to an album now generates #photo notification,

Test notification worked. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together. - Desmond Tutu

I fixed this. Now I'm all set! -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together. - Desmond Tutu

Or the real reason(?), "because it is set to private browsing." It's tricky because it seems that in FF, removing the "always private browsing" setting disallows "never remember history." So I'm not

Mark, If it's possible for groups.io to do, Ii.e., if the information is available, I would change "not available in this browser" statement to "not available in this browser because it is set to not

Hi Shal, Yes, it was sort of a rhetorical statement/question. I would hope so too. The notifications from the mobile Chrome and Firefox browsers I have on my phone show in the same manner as all the

Thomas, Yes, that was it! I had History set to "never remember history," which did not allow me to use custom settings for history. I instead checked "use custom settings" and sure enough, it had

Thanks!!!! I thought I looked in every possible setting, but did not see that one. I'm again wondering whether the problem is my antique MacOS. I'll look again now. -- J Messages are the sole

Thanks but that presupposes that groups.io even made the request, which, in my case, it didn't and is not listed there. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy

Hi J, the setting for always opening in private mode is here: Open Menu - Options - Privacy & Security scroll down to History select „use custom settings for history“ - there’s a check box

The only options in Firefox I checked were: Apart from the Firefox config change to ensure the notifications were passed to the Windows Action Centre I haven't made changes. Andy