46761 - 3y
Is there anyway to deliver notifications without using google/Apple?
444ea - 3y
I did not have to enable them after the install on a Samsung Galaxy, but this is good to check if you don't see the notifications after the update. nostr:nevent1qqsvyjmzz9qx772870udcvugmzzz6k0uvhlsy98k9udp3mwpugmjquqpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgtczypr8v9j866kmndvzqczc8pqklpzen9cyvqkqfvzgkn8hekh2usqj7qcyqqqqqqgrm7ux8
Enki @Enki - 3y
Yes and no. You can host your own push server. Nextcloud has one and there is a popular one called gotify. You could use pushbullet but that would be a non-self hosted option. End of the day though the client you're using has to support alternative push methods and most dont.
5be64 - 3y
Would be great to see. But oddly enough I'm happy with keeping notifications off from a social media application.
yeah i definitely agree with you there. i like that nostr clients so far have not had notifications and i'm pretty happy to keep it that way. that being said i wish more applications supported alternative push methods. i'm not really sure what that takes to implement though
Dieter Lenaerts @Dieter Lenaerts - 3y
There is a Telegram bot which notifies you if you have incoming DM's. It's called Pingstr. And it works!
