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I used pushbullet for years, until they deprecated their iOS app (I think for similar reasons?). I have yet to find an adequate replacement.
by lordleft 4y ago
I used pushbullet for years, until they deprecated their iOS app (I think for similar reasons?). I have yet to find an adequate replacement.
- joshstrange 4y agoEDIT: Ignore this comment, I thought I knew what PushBullet was but I was mistaken. Pushover is what I've used for as long as I can remember, I bought the app so long ago that I can't even remember what I paid. It's decent, a little basic though. Recently I've just been using a Discord server since that's trivial to setup and I can get notifications on desktop and mobile easily. I just have 1 channel per "thing" that might want to alert me and then grab the webhook url for that channel and then I'm good to go. I usually drop a "push" binary in the ~/bin folder on my machines (which is in my path) so I can do: ./longRunningCommand.sh && push "Command finished!"
- binkHN 4y agoThis is one of the main reasons I stick with Android, both as a user and as a developer. At this time, Google is still slightly more lenient than Apple is on what apps can do, and this allows my phone/tiny computer to be more functional and usable.
- RockRobotRock 4y agoNot to mention side-loading is trivial and doesn't require constant developer certificate validation.
- fomine3 4y agoIIRC they stopped iOS version after Apple enforces Sign in with Apple