I haven't figured out yet how to add pushover to my mobile phone running Ubuntu Touch. I could run the android APK in a container but then don't get the push notifications, which kinda defeats thepoint. Expect the same is true on all Linux Phones and my browser isn't one of the supported ones for the desktop version. 

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

We already send notifications from our application to our engineers. However it would be great if the notifications could be forwarded to Slack channel as well to create "case tickets" and enable discussion about them. This would also decrease anxiety for engineers while they're wondering if someone is doing something or not.  Right now I don't see a way to send pushover notifications to slack in any simple way. 

Any chance we could get an "acknowlege all notifications" button on the apps home screen? At present its a minimum of three taps to open the app, Tap on IFTTT (in my case) Tap on notification, Tap on acknowlege. Would be really cool and convenient if there was a button on the apps home screen to acknowlege. Thanks for considering!

All request errors should be shown in the web dashboard so we can debug devices like Apple homepod which are not able to show you failed requests.

I use Pushover for my alarm system. I noticed that when I turn on the notifications on the Apple Watch I don't receive the alarm on my iPhone. Is it possible to combine both notifications?

I would like some delayed delivery option.my reasoning: quiet hours are good and well and for emergencies I use emergency priority, but among my use cases is the following: I have self written IMAP client running 24/7 which sorts and analyses mails and generates notifications. Quite a few are below “need to see immediately” but in the “see first thing in the morning”. As such it would be great if I hadn’t have to check the pushover app but just get them delivered when my quiet hours end. For my main use case I implemented it myself by writing my

I'd love to see dedup key support added.

The idea being that if multiple souces send the same notification, only the first source to call the API with a configurable time window will trigger a notification because all source share the same deduplication key.

For example, when multiple redundant monitoring systems are the souces of an notification for the same event (like a host goes down), only the first source to report the event triggers a notification, and all subsequent sources sharing the same dedup key for that event will be dropped.

(Agile User story-like:)

As a user of Pushover on Android, I need the ability to receive notifications with custom: sounds, priorities, vibrations, and lock screen visibility settings specific to each Pushover "Application" so I can have a better understanding of what notification needs my immediate attention or not.

This can be fairly easily (namely minimal testing needed) implemented into the existing Android app. An Application could have a different Notification Channel for each Application and Pushover Priority level. But these can be created in real-time, in advance, or by user selection.

For example, Google Messages on Android allows a user