Is it exist a way to have html5 notifications ?

[theghost31 4]

Hi

As the topic title said : Should I download or enable something in EMBY to get it for each client which want it ? 
I enabled the notify option as you can see in attachment.
But I added 0 services



Other question: How can I receive the notification on mobile phone (android) ? 
I saw this: http://www.notifymyandroid.com but it's down anymore isn't it ? 

Thank you 

Regards

Edited May 31, 2018 by theghost31

[Luke 42086]

We already do html5 notifications, there's just no configuration for it.

[CBers 7474]

@@theghost31

 

Have you read through the Wiki?

 

https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Wiki/wiki/Notifications

[theghost31 4]

Can I disable the notification enabled as you can on attachment? I'm not sure to understand if even if it's disabled, it's already enable in emby without check anything?

[theghost31 4]

@@CBers, I was not sure that mediaBrowser was emby but in all the cases yes I already read it . I miss something? I don't think my questions are already in the wiki? Sorry if it's the case.

 

Ah yes you talk about a notification with the notification in the top right corner? It's just a icon with the number of notifications but it's not a pop-up / snack-bar in the right bottom corner?

Edited May 31, 2018 by theghost31

[CBers 7474]

If you click on the BELL icon, you will see the notifications.

 

If you have a notification plugin installed, the user(s) selected will get a notification via that plugin.

[theghost31 4]

I was talking about notification in the browser via snack-bar to have the recent new content. If emby has a new episode, uploaded there are 10 seconds, I want to have a snack-bar on some clients to tell them, hey new episode blablaS01E01 uploaded, for example

[theghost31 4]

And the same thing on android, a notification on the lockscreen to get the new content available but I'm not sure we can do that.

Edited May 31, 2018 by theghost31

[Luke 42086]

Yes, we support native browser notifications, if that's what you're asking for. Please be advised though that most browsers are requiring https now in order for them to work.

[theghost31 4]

@@Luke, yes it's what I mean
And yes I'm in https so that should be good, I know I saw it one or twice in Chrome but I'm using an admin account, I was not sure it was enabled for "normal clients" without admin rights.

Edited May 31, 2018 by theghost31