Martin Giger

You can look at the payloads of the github API the extension is getting by going to about:debugging, enabling local extension debugging and then inspecting the extension. This will open...

> All Notification API calls require the notifications or repo API scopes. Doing this will give read-only access to some issue and commit content. You will still need the repo...

I wonder though if the handling of private repos for notifications somehow fails within the extension. I've had to correct that in the past and personally don't really have private...

Yes, that's what notifications should do. However I think this is out of my control and more of an issue with the notification API Firefox provides and how that interacts...

There is a function to clear notifications, however in past tests it only worked while the actual notification was believed to be shown by Firefox (so when clicking it actually...

The latest version (1.6.x) will clear notifications when they are no longer active, however this will likely not fix the root issue here.

Hm, I did not change anything in that regard. That must be Firefox 74 or whatever's on stable behaving differently/more consistently with what it supports. All I added was logic...

Would you be willing to trade in the footer for that?

Replace the "Show All Notifications" button with an "Open All Notifications" button. (What exactly that button does is already configurable in the settings)

I was asking if you were willing to do that. I am not saying that's necessarily the UI solution here. If it is not, it will have to wait for...