Philipp C. Heckel

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/entitlements/com_apple_developer_usernotifications_filtering

"Dear Developer, Thank you for your interest in the Notification Service Extension filtering entitlement, and thank you for the detailed explanation of your use case. We are unable to approve...

Based on this response from Apple, i don't believe there is a way to implement the "mute topic" feature or the "min priority" feature without tracking the user server side,...

"Good morning Andy, Thank you for the swift reply. > On iOS, we generally expect apps to make the determination of whether they need to alert the user on the...

No answer, sadly.

I looked at your link and even briefly implemented it as a test (https://github.com/binwiederhier/ntfy/commit/3b1852541edf66689662d902c0811161b73f3c95). Unfortunately, I don't like it, because it brings in 7 new dependencies and outputs a very...

I like the idea, and I vaguely remember looking into this a while ago. I don't quite know why I didn't pursue it further. I'll investigate it eventually.

> current limitation of the UI client, that needs to remain open to receive events. To be fair though, I think that's perfectly reasonable, as you'll want to click on...

> With Gmail and Whatsapp, you can receive a desktop notification (think the upper-right corner Mac OS bubble), and once clicked, the website will open in a browser tab. At...

Okay I read parts of the Web Push API spec, and it looks like I was wrong. Apparently the browsers provide a push service, so Firefox/Mozilla would provide `https://updates.push.services.mozilla.com/wpush` for...