One notification per email?

[trio180]

Hello,

I want one notification for every new message.  Is this possible?

Thanks

[Kostya Vasilyev]

No.

[jk12]

That's a horrible response, developer.

[jk12]

FYI, I'm looking to replace your app due to this very reason. The least you could do is provide a reason other than a simple "NO".

[pyler]

People shoould understand that developers will not do something for small group of users. Kostya has other things to do, better and important ones.

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Sure, I'll give you two reasons:

1 - It seems horribly wrong to do that

2 - The Android Design Guide says that notifications should be combined:

http://developer.android.com/design/patterns/notifications.html

3 - About your "horrible response, developer".

Do you always expect to get what you want, and shame people when you don't?

In other words, if someone has the audacity to disagree? Has an opinion that differs from yours?

"I'll buy this car if you can put five extra rear view mirrors on the hood, facing forward" -- "No? What kind of response is that, sales manager?"

That sort of thing?

[udo]

Hello,
I have searched half a hour to find this post. I want this feature too. Please make it possible as an option! Otherwise please put it in the FAQ. Now are 4 costumers who want this feature. I’ve the pro version
Best regards
Udo

[mikeone]

Hello,
I have searched half a hour to find this post. I want this feature too. Please make it possible as an option! Otherwise please put it in the FAQ. Now are 4 costumers who want this feature. I’ve the pro version
Best regards
Udo

Udo:
Okay, it seems that this option would be nice to have.
But, did you also read this article at Google's "Android developers"?

Sure, I'll give you two reasons:

1 - It seems horribly wrong to do that

2 - The Android Design Guide says that notifications should be combined
...

http://developer.android.com/design/patterns/notifications.html

[udo]

Hello mikeone,

I read the article now. I understand the design guideline from google. It would be chaos if every single App provides every message as a single message. But if it’s better for me that aqua mail can do this optional, so why not? It’s still a guideline not a law.

But maybe the best way is using the "expanded digest layout” (Android 5.x & 4.4 and lower), containing sender and headline of each single message.

[Kostya Vasilyev]

>> But maybe the best way is using the "expanded digest layout” (Android 5.x & 4.4 and lower), containing sender and headline of each single message.

Supported by Android since 4.1, and supported by Aqua two weeks after 4.1 was released at Google I/O that year.

BTW - internally, Android calls it "InboxStyle", but it seems that the design team like fancy names for everything...

What us mere humans know as "that three dots icon", is officially called "the overflow affordance", wow!