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Looks nice 🙂
Any plans to add a search to that select in the future? I can imagine some people (like me) probably will have quite a few of those 🙂

Appreciate the feedback! And dayum, watching the live event from the beach? So fancy 😎

I watched and found out some new things. However, I missed some curiosities, statistics or funny stories, but for the first interview it was fine.
Charles seemed a little shy at first. 🙂 One small note, fewer questions about LGBTQ and more about IPS itself 👍
So who's next? Maybe @Matt? 
How do you deal with nulled software? what's your opinion on this? Why is everyone in IPS using a Macbook? :D How many people work at Invision Power Services?

If it doesn't work on macOS/iOS/iPadOS, why show the option to enable push notifications at all?
This is a lie:

Why not detect the browser or OS, and not show the option (since it's going to fail) on those OSes?
I know Apple's privacy tracking (for which I'm very grateful) obfuscates some data, but you can still detect the OS or handle this more gracefully, no?

Congrats!! Well done everyone!

Congrats!! Well done everyone!

Delaying the update from when to when?

Before the question comes up..
Rules are handled via extensions, so 3rd party apps will be able to implement own rules in their apps :)

Another +one for Club categories!
A mod for it exists on 4.4 but the developer left. So really it would be smart to introduce categories in 4.6 🙂 @Jordan Invision

Another +one for Club categories!
A mod for it exists on 4.4 but the developer left. So really it would be smart to introduce categories in 4.6 🙂 @Jordan Invision

I plan to expand my use of Clubs ("Spaces" on my site) so that clients who need tuition or mentoring over a longer period can have a private space with multimedia galleries, a writing blog, and a versioned file storage space for essays etc.
But because I also use Spaces for academic reading groups my only setback is that I really, REALLY need categories for Clubs so that I can organise things, as different classes of student use the same resources independently of each other.
So, yes....great additions, and I'm looking forward to them.  But hey - you wanna see me reach for a cigarette after upgrading (and I don't even smoke!)?  Clubs categories!!

(Come on...you even made me do a social media cat thing when I have Hegel to read!)

Amen, I wholeheartedly agree!

Amen, I wholeheartedly agree!

I just had a closer read of this and whilst it is a step in the right direction, I still don't think it's amazing.
Most people that use these notifications will still want to be notified when one of their posts is quoted by someone else.
But no-one wants to be notified when their post get a like/reaction. 
Keeping "quotes" and "reactions" bundled into a single option is a mistake in my opinion.
I feel like "quotes" should either be bundled with "replies / mentions" or setup as it's own option.
To be honest - for the best granularity - all 4 options should be separate.
I.e.
- REPLIES         [ON / OFF]
- MENTIONS   [ON / OFF]
- QUOTES        [ON / OFF]
- REACTIPONS [ON / OFF]

I feel for you. I can't imagine how this behavior got approved to be in the first place....

I feel for you. I can't imagine how this behavior got approved to be in the first place....

Oh, likewise - we are still getting complaints about this one - we can't wait for it to be fixed.

What are we expecting as the ETA for 4.6?

Separating yourself away from the role of an administrator is easy. Separating that mindset away from other people's perception of you is not so easy.   
I, like yourself, once took on the role of administrator very seriously.  I was a wizard at keeping my community function and up to date. Managing the site's software and hardware a 'no-brainer.'  Policing the community when warranted clearly and respectfully, I could do blindfolded.  But as a person, I was always seen as 'the administrator.'
Having a simple conversation proved problematic. People would always act differently and reply differently when the administrator entered the chat. Think of it a lot like walking into the breakroom and the boss is there. I had never once used my authority to diminish anyone or rise above anyone in a casual conversation or debate. But that did not stop people from being more reserved when the administrator decided to include themselves in the conversation.  Should you disagree with someone in a casual discussion or debate, people did not see "John" disagreeing with them. They saw the administrator and site owner disagreeing with them and picking aside. On some level, it was always seen as more personal.  
I had started with only a single account on my site. But to further distance me from the role, I made a personal account. This helped a little, but the undertone of my old school members who knew it was me could not be genuinely shaken. As my community grew into hundreds of members, I noticed that never really changed. And as you can imagine, every once in a blue, someone would point out the fact.
"Bob" has entered the chat. - It may sound silly to you, but my "Bob" account is precisely everything I always wanted. I am doing everything I have always been doing since day one. Nothing about me has changed. Only the perception of my members has changed. Except for the staff, no one knows "Bob" is the site owner and administrator.  People feel comfortable debating and even arguing with "Bob" on occasion.  "Bob" is so well received that he has become a community leader who helps set the community tone. On rare occasions, someone will message the administration suggesting "Bob" be promoted to join the team.
Having a community means sometimes reading the room.  It means making what changes are necessary and not always trying to conform your members to fit your needs, but sometimes working on yourself to match theirs. 😉

Eta of 4.6....  😅 please be next month.

Finally, after years of waiting for iOS to adopt PWA you decide to move forward without it. Should have done this a long time ago. Better late than never I guess. Well done.

Finally, after years of waiting for iOS to adopt PWA you decide to move forward without it. Should have done this a long time ago. Better late than never I guess. Well done.

Petition Apple so they come to their senses 😄 They're the ones slowing the rest of us down this time on this particular question.

Perhaps so, but why not leave it for example for a mac user to manually take some extra steps in order to activate push notifications? and I mean not allow websites to pop up and ask to be accepted by a single tap. No I mean user has himself to go to some settings and explicitly allow pwa. if user chooses so I see no harm in it. but oh well..

Petition Apple so they come to their senses 😄 They're the ones slowing the rest of us down this time on this particular question.

Any option to bulk send push or it is only tied to notifications?