All my Gmail notfications are 43 years old. I'm in europe so maybe it can't handle the 24h time format? Apart from that it's really great! Would love to see some common forums supported (but that would be tricky as you would need access to many different domains).
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#82Anyone else seeing the error: "Download was not a CRX"
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#83For people who don't want to be productive ever again. Sorry, I shouldn't be so negative, it looks like a great app. I just know that's the effect it would have on me.
I've actually found that having instant notifications about events on distracting sites keeps me from checking those distracting sites and coming across other distractions on them. Net win.
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#85This is really cool, nice job!
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#86I get this error on Chrome 26.0.1403.0: "Could not install package: 'COULD_NOT_GET_TEMP_DIRECTORY'"
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#87I read that as "Crime" for a moment, thought it would be some kind of real-time notification centre for when a crime is happening near you. I suppose police radios are encrypted these days, otherwise it could be interesting to recognize location from the calls, and show a pin on google map say: "bank robbery in progress 2.1 miles north of you; adam-4 responding". Then you can also add a social element: like foodspott…
Re: Show HN: Chime - A Notification Center for the Web
#88This supports the only browser thats ruining the Internet. Oh well. It looks nice though.
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#89Anyone else seeing the error: "Download was not a CRX"
It means you're not signed into Chrome on the webstore, which Google requires. Are you sure you're running the most updated version of Chrome? If you're still having trouble send us a note support@chimeapp.com :-)
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#90Edit: Specifically I want to validate the claim "all my data stays on my browser"