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Just wanted to thank for something useful #3

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sandymanu opened this issue Apr 12, 2018 · 2 comments
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Just wanted to thank for something useful #3

sandymanu opened this issue Apr 12, 2018 · 2 comments

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@sandymanu
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I had been searching for a tool which could send push notifications to my browser when new posts are made in a specific subreddit. I couldn't find anything in chrome store.

Went through github. Installed it as an extension and works like a charm. Thanks.

Would like to see more useful enhancements on this, but that's me :)

@gabranches
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I appreciate the comment! I built this extension as a bit of a weekend project in order to learn how code chrome extensions, so I have not updated it since then.

What would you recommend as some enhancements?

@sandymanu
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So basically by default the notification has a specific time limit (max of 60 secs configurable). So i basically edited requireInteraction to true and closeOnClick to true, both of which was helpful.

Interaction to true Since if you are afk for like a minute you miss a notification. When you click a notification it makes sense that pop-up disappers.

Other enhancement i would like is a simple submit option in the extension (or maybe a separate extension). A simple extension alternative for submit (url + text) which is faster than the regular submit via the reddit site (sort of helps me in the race to submit something first, via site sucks and takes time).

Just got a feel that there are no proper chrome extensions for reddit and this is potentially a useful one and has the capability to have a bigger reach.

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