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All eight daily-use improvements are implemented in both the regular WordPress inbox and the native OpenStation app.
| Feature | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Bulk archive with Undo | Select visible records; commit one atomic batch; Undo for five minutes preserves subsequent read/pin changes and later snooze/restore actions. |
| Flexible snooze | One hour, tomorrow at 9 AM, one week at 9 AM, or a custom local date/time. Both views show the return time. |
| Live refresh | Scoped invalidation across same-user/site contexts, native content-change watches, and unread badge updates. Notice text is never broadcast. |
| Unified navigation | Relay's admin URL remaps to its native window through OpenStation's public registry; standalone WordPress still works. |
| Late notices | Debounced observer of ordinary notice locations, including text/severity changes; save failures leave notices visible. |
| Sender labels and rules | Server callback provenance or publisher API; honest unknowns; opt-in preview/reset; warnings, errors, and pins protected. |
| Pins and retention | Up to 25 pins; 50/150/300-record limits; explicit personal-history deletion. |
| Read/unread | Explicit controls and filters. Opening or focusing Relay never marks notices read. |
Broaden the real-plugin matrix beyond the tested WooCommerce, Yoast SEO, WPForms, UpdraftPlus, and Easy Updates Manager versions. Add translation support, screen-reader sessions, Firefox/WebKit and real mobile testing, Redis/Memcached-backed object caches, and nondefault admin-path coverage. The upstream App Framework remains experimental.
See Testing for the exact executed checks and remaining gaps. A passing smoke test is not a promise of compatibility with every workflow in a plugin.
Mio delivers notices and the caught-up state. Avoid mascot popups that create another interruption. Any future digest should begin inside the app; email delivery would need an explicit opt-in.