Yeah but I was testing something
Seriously, have you *ever* said yes to some website’s request to send you notifications?
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excuses, excuses
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Web apps yea. Blogs and sites no. Like I said yes to slack and Gmail but no to all blogs
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Slack is a reasonable use case, but it’s a major exception!
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So far that, Slack, and GMail are the apps that have rated sincere use of notifications!
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yeah, Gmail makes sense. I've never understood checking the weather for *anything* if you don't live in a monsoon zone, though
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my weather app is just 'looking outside'
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i have this irrational attachment to my skin and organs :/
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also to be fair living in California weather concerns are, at best, tertiary, unlike places on the East Coast where it gets rough
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Yeah. I get
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I used to get the 9to5toys notifications but that got expensive
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google calendar is the only one I can think of because the alert()'s are really that bad to warrant a replacement
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I told Facebook to send notifications and then blocked them in the browser, specifically to get the web page to stfu about it.
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My (non-tech geek) wife uses them for Pokemon Go spawn notifications. Really.
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Nope, and not even for apps like slack and gmail. Browser notifications are just as bad as desktop notification.s
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No, and only one of friends admits to saying Yes to one, and he regrets it.
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