Closed sickypedia closed 1 month ago
You can disable the "Launch Apps" permission for other clients, and Apollo will display a notification for a new client joining.
This is an already implemented feature.
Thanks for the reply. While there's a notification on the Windows PC when a client joins, there's nothing on Artemis (first device), which is not in an active session.
That will introduce a whole bunch of things that are not easily doable in a standalone self-hosting server, including message pushing, account management and a lot more. Maybe I can add webhooks in the future, but built-in push notifications won't be added in the forseeable future.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Since Apollo supports marks the first connected device as primary (and grants all permissions), can the primary client (or one client specifically selected in Apollo) display a persistent notification if a stream was initiated from any of the other paired devices?
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Sharing use-case: I am sharing my gaming laptop with a relative who remotely gamestreams (via tailscale) and a notification on my primary android client that a gamestream session is ongoing would be helpful in not interrupting the current session. This may more be a feature to implement on Apollo side, but raising here as the notification is preferred on the primary client (which happens to be my phone with Artemis).
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