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Support could monitor and open bugs if appropriate -- providing resolution-info for others to see.

This would add to the existing knowledge base as another support resource.

Its great that Pushover now supports customizing sounds https://pushover.net/api#sounds However, end-users should have the ability to override each of these sounds.

For example, I have a app that sends 4 types of notifications:

- Generic information (ding) - Alarm (buzz) - Healthy (yeah) - Unhealthy (sadtrombone) However, these are the sounds I favor so that I don't always have to pickup my phone. I can imagine that other users of my team want to play different sounds but currently they cannot customize this. If would be great if these custom sound id's could be overriden.

I am building a shortcut that I can send pushover notifications to individual devices. But I’m running into an issue where I don’t know how to set up the shortcut to send it to individual devices. I tried using a comma to separate the devices but it doesn’t seem to work. Can anyone help?

External services can implement web-based subscription flow (https://pushover.net/api/subscriptions#web) and use it as an user-friendly mechanism to create Pushover subscriptions and retrieve subscription keys. Users don't have to manually copy the keys around, which is great.

Unless I'm missing something, it looks like the web-based flow does not support delivery groups – the user cannot select what key (their user key or one of the delivery group keys) will be passed back to the external service. It would be great if this could be added, – we could then use the web-based subscription flow to also set up subscriptions to Pushover

When opening the messages in the pushover app you see a timestamp with hour/minute accuracy. This likely is the timestamp used for "showing" and set in via the timestamp argument. However, I would also like to see time sent and time received with at least seconds accuracy. This way time sent would be the server timestamp from the PushOver servers and time received the timestamp in the mobile app.

This would be similar to sent/receive details from SMS text messages.

I often need this information. Especially the last to compare notifications from critical systems.

Instead of having the browser open and the pushover tab selected, getting instead notifications in a small window with just 1 line displayed would allow to continue normal activities on the screen.

I believe this is different than the 'Actionable' push notification requests.

I'd like to be able to send a notification that needs specific info from a user.

IE. I watch my credit card transactions. When I get a new one I want to send a notification to my phone to as the user provide a category. I'd love to use the Pushover APP to do this.  I'd love a new type of message that opens the pushover app, prompts the user with a configured input form, and then POSTs that information to a configured URL.

Hi.

I would really like to implement pushover, into node-red. Maybe the desktop version, could be used.

I can send messages, from node-red, but not recieve.

Node-RED has a great dashboard feature. I am monitoring several parameters and have set up the NR dashboard to display virtual LEDs to indicate their status (red/green).

It would be fantastic if Pushover was expanded to include a customisable home screen widget which could display such things.

Happy to chat further if you have questions about how it could work.

All the best,

Dax.

I'm glad Pushover supports time sensitive notifications in iOS but this would be more useful if there were a corresponding API level between 0 and 1 for these notifications. I use Pushover for my home automation system and if I had my phone in a focus mode that allows time sensitive notifications (My "Focus at Work" mode, for example) then I would want to know about these error conditions while still disregarding other normal messages from the system. There are other focus modes that I have set to not allow time sensitive notifications (Do Not Disturb, Sleep, etc.) and it

Any chance we could send notifications from within the mobile apps?

I have a Google Nest Hub beside my computer when I work. I think it will be great to have the Pushover messages directly on the Nest instead to have to look on my computer or mobile. Will this be possible?

When subscribing (or updating) on your subscribe page, users can choose a sound from the dropdown but cannot preview the chosen sound so they have no idea what it will sound like until they actually get a message.

Please add a preview button for selected sound - similar to what you do in the API sound page at https://pushover.net/api#sounds

Similarly, if my app downloads your sound list using

https://api.pushover.net/1/sounds.json?token=(your app token)

and displays choices on my page, again there is no way to preview the sounds so having the ability to download the sounds or have a link to each

On your Email notification add "Forward the email" we need to approve Gmail forwarding in some cases and there is no option to get the first Email from Gmail to approve your Email as a forwarding address

Be nice to have images on the watch notification.

Could grouped notification support be added to the Android client?

I get many notifications a day, so I would like all notifications of the same type to be grouped in the notification panel to make it easier to see which types I got.

Thanks,

Tim

Some users dont uses gapps and Im one of them. 

I install only microg for location and recive notifications from Protonmail and "Pushover" because another apps have his own notifications system. 

https://www.reddit.com/r/MicroG/comments/ad8qpt/pushover/

Now I have to use always the version 3.2.3? :/ 

A pity.. its now already the 3.7.7