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Hello, I was told it doesn't do that. I tried to ask in same ticket but new ticket system is odd and not easy to reply. It keeps on saying, Continue writing.... while I just want clarification in that ticket. Can you please help? Thank you, as always! 
 

In 4.6 the "Stop all email notifications" link will correctly stop any notification emails from being sent. In 4.5 there is a bug that allows digest-type emails to still go out when they shouldn't - but that isn't intended behavior.

Will Stop All Email notifications work without me having to unfollow all topics? Can you please confirm that? OR I still need to go in each topic and click on unfollow to stop email notifications? Thanks

Thanks! Now I have hope again!

The link should do as it says and stop all email notifications. Having said that, it's not a new feature; it's available in the current release.
https://invisioncommunity.com/notifications/options/

Just to avoid some further confusion:) There was actually a bug which was resolved for 4.6 where the digests weren't stopped by this link.

love it 

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.

Just so I'm clear on this, the push notifications will not work on iPhones and iPads?

Correct, or Safari on MacOS.

Apple prohibit push notifications on iOS via PWA (regardless of browser you use), and they require you to register with Apple and go through their development onboarding to allow to push to MacOS.

That's why we have a mobile app.

I thought it meant for iPhone 😞

Well that’s unfortunate on their part. A large portion of my members use Apple based systems for creative purposes with their Retina display, pen, and file syncing with iCloud between devices.
The app doesn’t work for our community. Gallery and Downloads are broken in the app, so I disabled it. 

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

I don't think it's really good sense for them to allow it. They tightly control the experience, so letting any random website spam you with notifications wouldn't sit well, and forcing people to make apps means they get to retain control over more of the experience from third party apps via their audit and approval process.

It is what it is.

From a technical POV, it would be an afternoons work on their behalf to enable it.

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..

Love love love this!  Can you confirm whether Commerce support ticket replies will generate these push notifications??

I generally appreciate the thoughtfulness the development team has placed into coming up with this new feature. I am honestly looking forward to 4.6 and the many improved enhancement.  😎

Great news! The most important difference between an app and IPS on web browser is notification in my opinion. Now it will be similar. Perfect!

Great news! The most important difference between an app and IPS on web browser is notification in my opinion. Now it will be similar. Perfect!

Fantastic work. Thank you! 😍
For push notifications, how will it work for self-hosted installations?
Do we need to create an Apple developer account, and do all the heavy stuff?
Thank you again! 

It uses the operating system methods so it varies by OS. Generally they look like all the other notifications you get in the course of a day 🙂

What about an internal queue for admin/moderator tasks so that notifications are delayed or staggered based on most recent active or some other presence and removed from queue for actions that have already been managed. 
 
 

Modern websites use node.js to load fast “dynamic static” websites from CDNs. It would be nice if we could run IPS with the most modern approach, like headless Wordpress. IPS should provide a different “theme system” for node.js, right?
When loading  speed is more and more important, node.js should be considered, as long as most new projects are using it. The API is already available. 

So I researched it a bit and found that it was possible make connection with Google TEAM Unlimited drive it is just:

Thats a great notice and it is necesary to conectivity but is not available any update for on-premise licensing. Why we can not have this app? If this app needs more hosting resources will be a self problem and you can recomended a minum hosting settings for that. So will be our responsability to set this minimun settings to run correctly this zapier app or others future apps. All hosting providers are constantly upgrading your systems, so isn't any problem.