mkiol / GNotifier

Thunderbird add-on that replaces built-in notifications with the OS native notifications
https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/addon/gnotifier/
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Notification not showing on Nightly 47 Linux #80

Closed 89luca89 closed 8 years ago

89luca89 commented 8 years ago

I hear the sound of the arrived notification, but no popup appears. Tested on 2 gmail accounts, whatsapp, telegram, messenger. Download notification works as expected!

Can I help to debug in any way??

Thanks!

mkiol commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the report. I see this issue as well. I don't see any errors on console coming form Gnotifier, so it seems to be bug inside FF. Well, it is Nightly, so I don't expect everything to be working on this stage. My experience is that most of bugs are fixed in Beta release.

I also noticed that native notifications are (finally) enabled without use of any extension. Maybe Gnotifier is not needed any more..

89luca89 commented 8 years ago

Well it seems it has notifications similar to chrome, but they don't interact with the desktop notification center like gnotify does :-)

I will wait for the beta release and wait then!

xdevla commented 8 years ago

I've the same issue with FF 44.0

mkiol commented 8 years ago

@xdevla Would you please try to do tests on fresh FF profile? I'm using Gnotifier with FF44 without any problems so far...

xdevla commented 8 years ago

@mkiol my bad, the notify daemon wasn't running that's why I got the default notification as fallback

mkiol commented 8 years ago

@89luca89 It seams that new 1.9.5-pre2 package is compatible with FF 47. I would be grateful if you could try it and confirm.

89luca89 commented 8 years ago

Hi! It works on 47 and 48! Thank you very much!

Out of curiosity (and topic) is it possible to compile the extension directly from source instead of the xpi delivered in the folder?

Thank you very much!

mkiol commented 8 years ago

is it possible to compile the extension directly from source

To create XPI package, you need to install jpm tool. After doing that, go to "source" directory and run jpm xpi.

89luca89 commented 8 years ago

Thank you very much! On Mar 16, 2016 09:44, "Mkiol" notifications@github.com wrote:

is it possible to compile the extension directly from source

To create XPI package, you need to install jpm https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/SDK/Tools/jpm#Installation tool. After doing that, go to "source" directory and run jpm xpi.

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