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Something that really frustrates me is when an alert pops up on my screen just as I'm about to tap something, so my tapping then dismisses the alert before I've
by ldjb 4y ago
Something that really frustrates me is when an alert pops up on my screen just as I'm about to tap something, so my tapping then dismisses the alert before I've had a chance to read what it said.
Hopefully the contents of said alert weren't important, but in most cases I'll never know…
- kadoban 4y agoIf this is for Android, there's a notification history you can look in. You may have to turn it on first, can't remember if it defaults on or off.
- ldjb 4y agoI love Notification History. Before that feature became available, I relied on a third party app to log my notifications so I could check them if I accidentally dismiss any. However, that unfortunately doesn't help with in-app notifications/alerts.
- ceejayoz 4y agoYes; I've long wished there'd be a 500ms or so "no interaction" delay on these.
- colanderman 4y agoIn addition to this, macOS has the following bizarre behavior with notifications. If any one application emits multiple notifications (say, several new calendar items), they pop up in a group -- but this is hard to see, since they're all stacked on top of one another. There is an X at the top-left corner, just like all other notifications. When you go to click the X, the group suddenly expands, and the X changes into a "Clear All" button!! 80% of the time this results in me closing a large stack of notifications without realizing they even existed.
- kjkjadksj 4y agoI have do not disturb set on my mac, and once it goes off I get like a dozen completely inane notifications that had been brewing during the do not disturb period, like reminders to upgrade my icloud account.