Three quick steps
- Open Notification settings and enable only the most important events first.
- Choose at least one channel, such as browser notifications or email.
- Send a test notification so you can confirm immediately that messages arrive.
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What are notifications?
Notifications inform you about important events (e.g. device offline, warnings or other system events) in the channels you choose.
- Notification settings define which events produce notifications and which channels are used
- Typical channels are Web Push (browser notifications), email and Telegram
- Notifications are shown on the Notifications page and configured on the Notification settings page
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Notifications page (event log)
On the Notifications page you see in-app notifications and can clean up the list.
- In the app: "Notifications" (route /notifications)
- You can delete a single notification or clear all
- There is also a Test button to confirm notifications work
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Notification settings (events + channels)
On the Notification settings page you select which events notify you and through which channels.
- In the app: "Notification settings" (route /settings/notifications)
- Each event type has its own on/off toggle
- When enabled, you can choose channels: Web Push, Email, Telegram
- At least one channel must be selected if an event is enabled
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Browser notifications (Web Push)
Web Push sends notifications via the browser (e.g. Chrome/Edge). This requires browser permission and a working push subscription.
- Notification settings include a Browser notifications section where you can enable/disable Web Push
- Your browser must support Service Worker + PushManager
- When enabling, the browser asks for notification permission
- If permission is removed later, Web Push appears disabled until you grant permission again