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It does have that. No idea why it wouldn't work for GP. If I lock my computer, or don't look at the Discord tab for a few minutes, my phone gets notifications.
by Klover 8y ago
It does have that. No idea why it wouldn't work for GP. If I lock my computer, or don't look at the Discord tab for a few minutes, my phone gets notifications.
- Kratisto 8y agoJust to add my experience, I feel like it's hit or miss. It seems like I get notifications with zero issues. Then I'll randomly have a week or two in a row where I don't get notifications or get 50% of them. Not sure why this happens, but I use Discord as my only means of contact with multiple people.
- Klover 8y agoInteresting. For what it's worth I am using Discord on Mac Safari (not TP), Win Chrome 69 (dev channel), and iOS. In one year I have not had any of the issues mentioned above. Perhaps using the desktop app can introduce problems.
- nacho2sweet 8y agoYeah it just doesn't work well for me or my friends we are always complaining. I don't know why and I don't really want to have nerd out with my chat app (just want it to work!). As for using Slack, I am too scared of dropping 3am Friday/Saturday messages in my work chat instead of my group chat so keep separate apps.
- mrkcsc 8y agoNot an expect but as I understand it the Windows API for idle tracking is sometimes wonky. Certain programs can keep your computer in a non-idle state indefinitely even if you don't move the mouse.
- Hydraulix989 8y agoI've had similar problems with Linux. Having the Slack Linux desktop client open means I don't get any notifications, even when I'm away from my computer.