I'm stuck, too. I think I have notifications enabled (see screenshot) but somehow it's still not happening. W10 64-bit with Chrome Version 83.0.4103.97. Another thought: Hashtags are only created

I agree that the bell icon is a commonly used method of altering users to notifications. I'm not sure it that would be classed as a push notification though and it probably wouldn't be the attention

Mark, In #25296 you wrote: And in #25323 you wrote: I was originally envisioning a separate list of compact notification items, click one to be

Hi Mark, I've noticed that I'm getting the daily summary and digest from my test subgroup an hour later (at 07:00) than those from my main group (at 06:00). This doesn't seem to make sense as the

Hi Mark. having previously disabled notifications on all devices I cannot test that now because as I said in previous posts the Enable Notifications In This Browser and Send A Test Notification

Hi Andy, I've tweaked the record size setting again based on another bug report I found on-line. Can you try mobile Firefox again? Thanks, Mark

In Mac system preferences --> notifications, I have all of the following checked for FF: Show notifications on lock screen Show in Notification Center: 5 Recent Items Badge app icon Play sound for

Oh, you mean from the Mac. I'll look there again. -- 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.

Also, on the Notifications settings page itself, I see this: "The following websites have requested to send you notifications." [Note: it is blank - there are none, but you could disallow any that

Hi Duane, that navigation sequence appears to be for the desktop version of FF. I get notifications with that, it's the mobile version that I cannot get notifications on. Andy

I found Notifications help in FF and it looks really complicated. Haven't read it yet, but here's the link, in case it sheds any light on this for anyone else. Will read it later

I already disabled DoNotDisturb (bummer), to no avail. I haven’t been able to find anything in FF to explicitly enable notifications - just ways to turn them off. I’ll search again. --

And 1 more, with some additional info: Firefox on Mac - latest version. this is a bit tricky, at least it was for me. I had to allow notifications from Firefox in the control panel / notification

Hi, Addition to my previous message: Notifications work for me in Firefox as well, FF 70.0.1 in windows 10 1803 (yes, both a bit old, I agree). I upgraded FF to 77.0.1 and it’s also working in this

hi Mark, just a confirmation - for me it works in Chrome (Windows 10 and Mac OS X Catalina), and in Edge on Windows 10. That's the "old" Edge I think, the version that comes with Windows 10 1909 as

I had that problem yesterday when I played with this a bit. It was because of a setting in FF on the Privacy & Security page, under Permissions, Notifications. Could that be set to "Block new

Still no notifications via FF on my mobile even though my account status showed the were active for Windows FF and Android FF. I've now gone through the following steps: 1- Disable notifications on

No, no problem, I was actually glad you answered to see that we’re using the same version of FF. Why mine diesnt work is a mystery. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the

Apologies, I think was actually addressed to you but as I was also reporting FF issues I responded. Andy

Unfortunately I currently don't have any ideas why notifications don't work in your Firefox. I have them working in mine. Mark