Mariko Wakabayashi

Hi @davidbrochart thanks for reporting this! I also think the cookie should be set in the first GET request, but I may be missing some context, so I'll bring this...

Hi @davidbrochart were you able to check if the change history/commit messages between `jupyter/notebook` and `jupyter-server` provided some context around this discrepancy?

Hi @cnydw, any updates on this? It'd be great to make the filebrowser experience more performant.

Hi @kloczek, would these [testing instructions](https://jupyter-server.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributors/contributing.html#running-tests) work for you?

I created one that supports both jupyter notebook and jupyterlab. https://github.com/mwakaba2/jupyter_notifications

Hi, it would be great to have this. Are there any updates?

If anyone needs jupyterlab support, I created an extension that supports both browser notifications for jupyterlab and notebook. FYI this only supports Jupyterlab v3 and up. https://github.com/mwakaba2/jupyterlab-notifications

@atn832 Hi, I'm also running into a similar issue with a hosted notebook solution (not Kubeflow). I'm also using the latest version of Chrome (88), and the notebook lives in...

@rcrowe-google Yeah that's the path. ``` /nbextensions/tensorflow_model_analysis/vulcanized_tfma.js ``` I think the issue is that our hosted notebook solution is using [jupyter_server ](https://github.com/jupyter-server/jupyter_server) in the backend. Jupyter_server by default doesn't support...

Ok I got it working in Jupyterlab by installing and enabling the nbextensions. ``` $ jupyter nbextension enable --py widgetsnbextension $ jupyter nbextension enable --py tensorflow_model_analysis ``` You need that...