Ignore notifications#335
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At a later stage these could be exposed in the settings UI.
Settings values are taken into account when determining whether a notification should be displayed in Raven and trigger the "unread notifications state".
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I don't really think doing a complete blacklist to appeal to a single user's opinion on what shouldn't be in the notifications is the wrong way of implementing this. Personally, I use several of the music applications you're blacklisting in this PR and seeing notifications disappear for them would completely detract from the user experience. Having a method to specify what applications should be ignored, graphically, is a preferred option instead. |
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They are not disappearing completely. You will still see popups. |
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And of course a graphical front end to tweak the By the way: Lollypop and Gnome Music where already blocked before. I simply moved the definition of the "spam apps" list from a hardcoded array to a |
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Right, I misunderstood this as blocking the notifications themselves. Continue on good sir :P |
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Cheers! |
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My pull request addresses #301 by making it possible to add "spam apps" in terms of
dconfsettings.