Tim Abbott

@ellis2323 thanks for your interest! If you'd like to contribute such a feature, I think it should be pretty doable. Just be sure to add a test like https://github.com/zulip/fakeldap/commit/042c1103de1ba297058901ccf18781990bfaebd5.

@marijnvriens can you explain the bug here? This seems to be basically the opposite change to #2.

It looks like this drops the # anchor on the link; is that intentional?

There seem to be a number of apps that do this on Android without requiring the user to install a widget; it's probably worth doing a bit more research into...

@borisyankov I believe this is actually in progress, and mostly complete; see https://github.com/zulip/zulip/issues/7459.

If it'd be useful to re-enable the feature on chat.zulip.org only (for example), that's certainly something we can do.

Yes, we've confirmed this particular message was sent with the ZulipMobile client.

I think that's correct (the server doesn't use it for that purpose) -- I think because on web, we mostly only retransmit after errors after explicit user request. If we...

Android, at least, has a "do not disturb" feature at the OS level that you can do this with. But yeah, this is a mobile question.

This sounds great.