Apart from the Windows 10 Action Centre where you can control how many you want and their priority: Regards, Andy

Tested on iPad - works in Chrome, but not in Safari. Will test on a „real“ computer later :-) Thomas

A provision for the originator to click OK; I'm finished, Send Notification would be just about ideal! :) Chris

Chris, A simpler solution would be to keep the "Notify Members" checkboxes where they are, and implement them where they aren't. Then the originator decides when he/she is "done enough" to notify the

I'm so sad you'll be mad but it doesn't work in that mode sorry thanks for fixing it in list mode -- Bob Bellizzi

"I will not do last minute new features on a Friday afternoon. I will not do last minute new features on a Friday afternoon. I will not do las..." Forgot to check in a file. Hopefully should work

titles still scroll up and disappear in both list and map modes -- Bob Bellizzi

Not working for me. Tried 4 different tables on 2 groups. (Win7 with Firefox) Thanks, Duane

Changes to the site this week: CHANGE: Various moderator email and push notification cleanups. NEW: When viewing a database table, pin the header at the top of the page. BUGFIX: When deleting a

When a user has the Following Only radio button selected on the Advanced Preferences screen, they should be able to follow a topic by clicking on a "Follow" button at the bottom of each

Done. Cheers,Mark

Andy, Vive la différence! The underlying mechanisms are in fact different in a relevant way. The email notifications stack up in my Inbox all day long until I get around to looking; hence the

Mark, Hm... That will take some getting used to. Not saying it is a bad idea. Now they look so much more like ordinary group messages. By eye my first reaction to my Inbox was "how did all these

All notification titles now are prefixed by the group's subject tag. Think this is fixed now. Fixed. Thanks, Mark

Ok, fixed for realz now. Thanks, Mark

Ah; I see the point you are making. However, having thought about it over lunch, I have come to the conclusion that from my perspective it really doesn't matter. I honestly cannot see why a delay -

By virtue of the fact that notifications by email are effectively being held back by the combiner then yes, they are being delayed. If the combiner wasn't there, they would be sent immediately. I

But is there any evidence that suggests Groups.io is slowing down email deliveries, even taking into account your other points about possible delays due to polling differences? Every now and then some

Or even better, allow the combiner to be turned off and/or the delay to moderator controlled No, the inconsistency I was referring to is the spacing between events listed in one notification email

and later wrote: The spacing on the email notification for certain events is not consistent... I can easily come up with with a counter - argument that 4 minutes isn't nearly long enough, say if