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Would you like to be notified about meetings in your calendar? Yes Would you like notifications when someone mentions or DMs you in your work chat? Yes Woul
by whostolemyhat 5y ago
Would you like to be notified about meetings in your calendar?
Yes
Would you like notifications when someone mentions or DMs you in your work chat?
Yes
Would you like to know when you get emails?
Yes
Also only one of the things you mentioned has anything to do with notifications.
- mrtksn 5y agoWe could have had passwordless internet if people behaved nicely. Instead of signing in into Gmail with a password and 2FA code, typing your e-mail address would have been enough to see your e-mails if everyone was honest and never misuse this power.
- emteycz 5y agoWe wouldn't need authentication then...
- leppr 5y agoThe nice thing about open standards like web push notifications vs. proprietary apps' arbitrary logic is that the open standard version puts users in control. The browser is free to refuse every notification request AND make websites believe the notifications have been enabled. Unless smartphone OS vendors are kind enough, you can't do that with app notifications. It seems you're arguing against the concept of push notifications itself, not whether the native or web app implementation is better.
- tonyedgecombe 5y agoNo No No
- criddell 5y agoMeetings in my calendar, maybe, but I don't need them in the browser because I use a native app because I care about resource usage. The rest of them, definitely not. Interruptions are extraordinarily costly. I'll respond within a few hours and when I message you about something, I have the same expectations.