My use-case is to clear all seen notifications. In order to make it more convenient, it makes sense to have a clear-all button in my opinion.

When creating a message through the API, can we specify a URL for the sound? eg. https://domain.com/media/sound1.mp3 Either this, or can we upload sounds to our account through the API? Use case examples: 1 • We then can use their own sound library  2 • We could then use a text to voice converter, save it as a mp3, then send the push notification. Resulting in reading the message out aloud. 3 • Clients could play whole songs as an alert using their own library 4.• Developers could dynamically merge a few short mp3 sounds into one mp3 before sending the message.

I am trying to use Pushover to locate my Iphone if it is lost.  I just learned about critical alerts, which allow me to play a sound on the iphone even if it is in vibrate, which is awesome.  However, I would like to play a sound on loop until the phone is found.  There appears to be an option to do this in pushover but there is a long delay between playing of a sound.   Is there a way to just keep a sound going without delay between playing of the sound?

I use Pushover with Make.com so I cannot get a file path for an image. Only a URL. Being able to attach an image via URL will massively increase the ease of use for Pushover. At the moment I am looking at alternative services that allow notifications with Images via URLs

I use Make.com and I am limited to 1024 characters. This means I am limited in the information I can send myself. Some URLs created, which I turn into easy link via HTML can take up a lof of those characters. 

On iOS there is https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10113/

On Android, others users MQTT protocol.

possibility to show only the title instead of the first line (or more) of the content when the notificaiton is not extended. In order to see the title completely

It would be cool, and it’s doable since some other apps let’s you do that

We do have some simple HTML styling options such as <b> <i>.

Since Markdown is pretty supported everywhere, I would love to be able to use Markdown to format Pushover notification messages, such as **bold** or *italic*. Pretty much the same styling options that we are using now with HTML just using Markdown.

Why? Some services do not support HTML styling of notifications (looking at you Grafana), but I would love to have styling or even better: hyperlinks.

On IOS messaging apps have the capability of setting a custom icon.

Pushover should do this aswell instead of putting the custom icon in the other corner, very small and not easily noticeable.

Take a look at the image. We could have the custom image on big, and the pushover app icon on small!

what about implementing a filter function for the desktop version? 

You already made this in the app, and its so helpful to find / filter notifications!

thanks a lot!

Hello,

I want to use your services for a cooking squad who have to check when an order is arrived on Push Over and achieved.

As I see I can share the notification, delete it or copy it, but I need just a button "Done" like (that the notification will become green for example :)

actually when an order is achieved the squad member delete it, but we loose the order... :(

Do you think is it possible having the functionality ?

Thanks for your reply

Hi,

I love the 'Track new/seen messages' mode, so I can see the split of what's new vs. what I saw before however still have it available for reference if needed.

A good-to-have feature would have it jump (or have a option to) the last 'new' message so you can work your way up to the latest message received.

That would beat the current workflow where it is necessary to scroll down from 'New Messages' to the heading of 'Messages' (which might be hard to find over hundreds of messages), stop, and then read up from there on.

Thanks!

Is it possible to have in the apps a bold notification title to differ the title from the body?

The Android app currently does not handle RTL languages such as Arabic in LTR context. I have included a screenshot as an example. As you can see, the order of text is completely messed up, and text alignment is incorrect. 

I mostly use pushover to send URL's between my PC and my phone and vice versa. Would be great if the desktop client had an option to automatically open URL's received (or at the very least open the passed URL when tapping the notification).

According to the documentation of "Attachments":  As of version 3.0 of our iOS, Android, and Desktop apps, Pushover messages can include an image attachment.  I want to know whether there is a way to get the image data from the download object of Open Client API?  Something like shown in the attached picture.

Would someone be willing to create a Kodi add-on in order to see Pushover notifications within Kodi?

I'd like notifications for new issues, new PRs, and whether or not an Actions workflow succeeded or not.

The API is fairly powerful, but it appears to me to be lacking one important concept:

I need to send messages that will play alert sounds even on silenced phones, but NOT violate quiet hours.

That is, semi-critical messages important enough to noisily alert users even on silenced phones, but not so important that users are awakened during quiet hours.

Optimally, such messages would eventually result in alert sounds once the user's quiet hours expire.