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Increase the Character Limit.
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.
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Add the ability to send push notifications on apps in local area network, when there isn’t access to internet
On iOS there is https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10113/
On Android, others users MQTT protocol.
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Per-project (application) default sound
Currently, on iOS (at least) you can only set the default sound for the whole Pushover app, but not the individual application channels within it. Eg. I have a few apps and would like each to have a default unique sound (from the default list). I know I can configure this in the code when sending the notification, but it would have been MUCH easier to do this directly in the mobile app.
I've been a user and a customer for many years and feel this pain with each new app I add :)
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show title instead of first line message when notification is not extended
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
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Let us set custom app icons for notifications please
It would be cool, and it’s doable since some other apps let’s you do that
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Android Pushover App without Google Play Services (Websockets instead)
Hi, It would be great if the PushOver app for Android did not require Google Play services to run. When using custom ROMs like GrapheneOS, Lineage or similar privacy focused ROMs, the Google Play services are either not present or installed without network permission (Play services are deliberately signalled as offline). It would be great if the Android PushOver app could use the already available websocket itself as an alternative or fallback on such devices to register a new device and receive the notifications.
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Need a way in web and mobile apps to mark multiple messages as read at once.
Currently, both in the web and (at least Android) mobile apps, we have to open each Pushover message/notification, in order to acknowledge it and/or mark it as read. Neither UI seems to offer any way to select multiple messages at once, to perform an action on multiple messages, like "Mark as Read" or "Acknowledge" (which I'd presume would also mark the selected messages as read). When we receive several notifications/messages at once, it can be frustratingly tedious to have to open each message to mark it as read, and/or acknowledge it, in cases when we don't need to (re-)read each
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Allow retry Parameter below 30s
Hello there,
would it be possible in the future to make the "retry" parameter configurable under 30s.
I would like to create a notification that arrives every 5s within about 1min. This would be much more helpful in getting a user's attention in a short window of time than sending a notification every 30s over a long period of time.
I would really appreciate it if you could provide a solution to this in the future. Perhaps you could limit the general number of notifications so that your API is not overloaded.
Many thanks and best regards
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Apple Watch double-tap-feature
It would be very useful, if the Pushover App on the Apple Watch could support the double-tap-feature to acknowledge the notification.
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Notification ability to undo delete
It would be nice to be able to undo deleted notification / message.
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IOS Shorcut support
Dot not disturb feature is nice but if I could toggle it from shortcut automation that would be way better !
Sometimes I get repetitive pushover notifications. Rather than going in the app and mute them for x minutes, creating shortcuts / icons would be way more efficient :)
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Message Sorting By Day
so that any messages are contained to a single entry by date and can be expanded upon when needed so the message list is cleaner
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Remove unread notifications from iOS
Dear Support Team,
I’m using the Pushover app to send notifications to my iPhone, and I really appreciate its functionality. However, one feature I find missing is the ability to automatically delete notifications that have already been delivered and are still visible in the iPhone’s Notification Center.
I understand that implementing such a feature might not be easy, but it would be incredibly helpful for my use case, and I believe other users might find it valuable as well. Is there any chance this functionality could be considered for a future update?
Thank you for your time and support.
Best
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GooleTV App
There are more and more Smart TVs, wouldn't it be great if there was a Pushover app for Google TV too?
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"Select All" messages option in Android app
A "Select All" option would be very useful to select all messages.
The "Delete All" is sometimes not enough. I often find myself in the situation in which I want to keep certain important messages but delete all others. So I would "Select All", unselect the ones to keep, then apply the delete button.
It would be very much appreciated!
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Don't dismiss all Pushover notifications upon opening the app
The issue I have with this is that upon clicking on "acknowledge" to not get spammed by a reoccuring Pushover priority notification, you automatically get redirected to the Pushover app, thus dismissing all Pushover notifications. This is a problem because I oftentimes have multiple notifications I haven't looked at and if I dismiss them like that there's a chance I will forget looking at them in the future.
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Email Subject is Pushover Title
When you share a pushover message to Gmail, can the TITLE of the Pushover message become the email SUBJECT please?
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Multiple device synchronization upon read/delete
Any thoughts to iCloud (and Android equivalent) synchronize reading and deleting notifications between devices?
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Add the ability to disable (and enable) e-mail aliases
Although not meant to be an email alias service, the ability to temporarily enable/disable email aliases rather than deleting and re-creating would be very helpful.
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Android PushOver app, add option to "turn off" line wrap.
On the Android PushOver app, it would be nice to "turn off" line wrap and be able to scroll across to see the entire line(s). My app generates a sorted list and is broken up when line wraps. It would be a nice feature to just scroll across to see the entire line as opposed to having PushOver "Wrap It". -Ron