Broken notifications on Fedora 21 (GNOME 3) #1535
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I guess the problem is upstream tho, EDIT: I'm using Fedora 21 with gnome 3.14.3 and mumble 1.2.6 (latest in Fedora 20 repos) |
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…tifications. We've gotten reports of this for some years now, but haven't solved it in a good way, yet. Some notification daemons and/or desktop environments allow *some* HTML. Some don't. The latest freedesktop.org notification specification [1] states that supporting a HTML subset is optional, but servers that do not support the HTML subset should filter them out. From the reports we've received on the issue tracker for some time, it doesn't seem like notification daemons are filtering out HTML in practice. For example, in mumble-voip#1535, it is reported that Fedora's (GNOME 3's?) notification daemon doesn't support the mumble:// URL scheme, and shows raw HTML instead. In mumble-voip#2211, it is reported that elementary OS's notification daemon doesn't support HTML in notifications either. So, until something changes, we'll just send plain text notifications when using org.freedesktop.Notifications. [1]: https://developer.gnome.org/notification-spec/ Fixes mumble-voip#2211 Fixes mumble-voip#1535
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…tifications. We've gotten reports of this for some years now, but haven't solved it in a good way, yet. Some notification daemons and/or desktop environments allow *some* HTML. Some don't. The latest freedesktop.org notification specification [1] states that supporting a HTML subset is optional, but servers that do not support the HTML subset should filter them out. From the reports we've received on the issue tracker for some time, it doesn't seem like notification daemons are filtering out HTML in practice. For example, in #1535, it is reported that Fedora's (GNOME 3's?) notification daemon doesn't support the mumble:// URL scheme, and shows raw HTML instead. In #2211, it is reported that elementary OS's notification daemon doesn't support HTML in notifications either. So, until something changes, we'll just send plain text notifications when using org.freedesktop.Notifications. [1]: https://developer.gnome.org/notification-spec/ Fixes #2211 Fixes #1535 (cherry picked from commit a2e6cb8)
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Bendem reports on IRC that notifications are broken in Fedora 21.
HTML messages can be displayed just fine.
But notifications that include our own URL schemes (users and channels), are not displayed correctly:
https://i.imgur.com/HrSL32H.png
Are we assuming that those messages do not include HTML, and force plain text display? The notification code is older than the clickable usernames and channels, so it's possible I guess.
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