Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
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Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#2We're completely client side, so there are no privacy concerns.
Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#3Just launched 5 days ago! Over 100k notifications served. We're completely client side, so there are no privacy concerns.
Does it also do reddit's http://www.reddit.com/message/moderator/ mail? Will it ping Gmail a lot? I stopping using any Gmail extensions because Google treats frequent queries as bots and blocks the originating IP for hours.
Also, nice name :) For well over a decade, I've been doing things under the name 'chime' so it's a bit weird when I see someone else create apps with that name.
Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#4Just launched 5 days ago! Over 100k notifications served. We're completely client side, so there are no privacy concerns.
If you are completely client side, how are you tracking the total number of notifications served? I would assume you would have to send some data back to the server to keep track?
Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#5Just launched 5 days ago! Over 100k notifications served. We're completely client side, so there are no privacy concerns.
This works very nicely. This is probably the most refined and well designed Chrome extension I've ever seen. Great job! You may want to gray/hide 'Clear all' when nothing new is showing up. Does it also do reddit's http://www.reddit.com/message/moderator/ mail? Will it ping Gmail a lot? I stopping using any Gmail extensions because Google treats frequent queries as bots and blocks the originating IP for hours. Also,…
It doesn't currently do moderator mail, but I'll add it to the issue tracker. Thanks!
Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#6Just launched 5 days ago! Over 100k notifications served. We're completely client side, so there are no privacy concerns.
Congrats on the initial success! If you are completely client side, how are you tracking the total number of notifications served? I would assume you would have to send some data back to the server to keep track?
Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#7Do you have a donate link or something? I would love to say "thank you" with a little money gift to thank you guys for your hard work! :)
Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#8Just launched 5 days ago! Over 100k notifications served. We're completely client side, so there are no privacy concerns.
Congrats on the initial success! If you are completely client side, how are you tracking the total number of notifications served? I would assume you would have to send some data back to the server to keep track?
Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
This works very nicely. This is probably the most refined and well designed Chrome extension I've ever seen. Great job! You may want to gray/hide 'Clear all' when nothing new is showing up. Does it also do reddit's http://www.reddit.com/message/moderator/ mail? Will it ping Gmail a lot? I stopping using any Gmail extensions because Google treats frequent queries as bots and blocks the originating IP for hours. Also,…
Hey chime (god this is weird): we had that problem months ago, but we decreased the ping frequency and there haven't been any issues. It doesn't currently do moderator mail, but I'll add it to the issue tracker. Thanks!
Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#10(But I liked the screenshot).