Closed joelekstrom closed 4 years ago
It doesn't work in Mojave either.
@posguy99 Thanks! I'll have to look into this
@posguy99 If you have the time I'd appreciate if you could try out v1.4.1 and see if the issue is resolved!
No, notifications still do not work on 10.14.6 when using Fastmate 1.4.1.
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Ok, cancel that. I did not realize that www.fastmail.com actually maintains the Notification settings separately for different browsers. I'd set the option from a Safari instance, but when I went to the Fastmail settings menu from inside Fastmate, they were unset again.
Setting them there, then testing them, was successful.
So it's all good.
Great! Thanks for checking. Yeah the part with having to enable it again in Fastmail settings is a problem... should maybe make some onboarding for that in Fastmate somehow...
Will need to look into why the JS hook for web notifications no longer fires.
Does anyone else have the same issue?
My current theory is that since Catalina, WKWebView is more aggressive about pausing when in the background