Option to have notification stay until the user acknowledges it
See original GitHub issueFeature Request:
It would be nice to have a toggle in the options allowing the user to keep notifications from disappearing (perhaps unseen) until they’ve either clicked on it or closed it. This can be easily implemented by adding the requireInteraction: true
flag to the notification object generated by the getNotificationObject()
function.
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To be clear I’m not against any feature requests to the extension unless it provides some form of value.
I sounded against this as operating systems have a notification center that holds all of your notifications so you can get back to them later. Last time I checked, you cannot have more than one notification on the screen at once.
That’s a neat little thing you pointed out there to add buttons to the notification itself. I’d like to try that myself at some point. 👌
There’s nothing stopping you from taking a stab at this, even opening a PR so that we can discuss on how best to implement something like this. Feel free to tackle this at your own will. 🙂
Problem with that is that firefoxes notifications don’t show on a timer, or with the important option that never automatically closes. For some reason they seem to just be unable to decide and close instantly. Oh well, i’ll rely on the icon in the toolbar