Lady Warlock
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Will clicking the browser notification still open a new tab on my browser or will it take me to the already opened tab now? It's a problem I only recently realized after seeing I had like 7 rpn's open at once.
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Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
What if I'm a mac user? Oh wait I'm a mac user.
Will clicking the browser notification still open a new tab on my browser or will it take me to the already opened tab now? It's a problem I only recently realized after seeing I had like 7 rpn's open at once.
I've come to realize that clicking the notification doesn't open anything anymore. I'm ok with that. Essentially I answered my own question... I think. Unless clicking the notification is supposed to open something. Then I dunno...Not completely sure. I think it effects the tab that sent it.
I've come to realize that clicking the notification doesn't open anything anymore. I'm ok with that. Essentially I answered my own question... I think. Unless clicking the notification is supposed to open something. Then I dunno...
I got's a question:
Where'd the red bell thingy go...?
Does the update remove the red bell from the corner of the site? Because I noticed it wasn't there and that I didn't receive any desktop notifications about this thread, however when I went to see if the notifications were allowed they actually were.
Alright, a little update: While I was writing this post someone else posted in a thread I followed and the desktop notification showed up just fine. So I guess this whole post is useless now.
So before this fix came out, clicking on the desktop notification would open the relevant post in a new tab
Now clicking it does nothing
Is it possible to have it navigate to the post in the current tab?
What if I'm a mac user? Oh wait I'm a mac user.
It works for firefox/chrome on mac. Not completely sure about safari.
I've been trying to get my hands on a mac for a while so I can test things like this (its okay, its the superior OS, I only build my own windows machines for gaming).
If I may be a pedant for a bit, Linux is not the kernel macOS (formerly called OS X) is based on. macOS uses Darwin as a kernel, which is BSD-derived, which is a Unix kernel. Linux is Unix-like, but contains no Unix code and is not a certified UNIX variant. Either way, notifications happen in user space and as such are more reliant on the graphical environment (GNOME, KDE Plasma...) than on the underlying kernel.Being on Linux (which is the same Kernel that Mac is based on) notifications work the same way throughout Firefox and Chrome.
So far notifications have been working well for me under Windows Chrome. No complaints here.
If I may be a pedant for a bit, Linux is not the kernel macOS (formerly called OS X) is based on. macOS uses Darwin as a kernel, which is BSD-derived, which is a Unix kernel. Linux is Unix-like, but contains no Unix code and is not a certified UNIX variant. Either way, notifications happen in user space and as such are more reliant on the graphical environment (GNOME, KDE Plasma...) than on the underlying kernel.
That being said, while my experience with Safari is many years old, I do agree that moving to Firefox or Chrome/Chromium-based browsers is a good idea.