Dear all, Would you want to consider a new option for the settings menu by which the user could choose to not make notifications disappear after X seconds but rather on click on the notification itself? This would reduce the chance you're actually missing a notification because it disappeared before you have taken notice. 🥳 Thanks for your feedback!
The client decides if a notification is going to be sticky or not, critical ones should not expire, as per the spec: https://developer.gnome.org/notification-spec/#urgency-levels Try it: notify-send -u critical foo You may be interested in the notification panel plugin, it shows all recent notifications.
As Andre correctly pointed out, the expiration time is partly controlled by the sender. In addition to the panel plugin there is a notification log in the settings dialog itself, so even if you don't want to use the panel plug-in you can access your recent notifications. In this sense the report/request is invalid or "won't do"
Thanks guys! 👋🙂 This is much appreciated. Now it's on me to find out how I can teach Chrome to always do "-u critical" notifications. Regards