Push notification management
Use this area to manage the devices that receive push notifications. Open it by clicking the bell button in the top-right corner of the Web UI. A bell with a slash means push notifications are not enabled on this device. To enable them, enter a Notification Key. If it is not set, get your notification key from the selected subscription at StreamShuttle.com. Then press the "Enable Push notifications" button to enable push notifications on this device.
*If this is the first time you have enabled push notifications in the system, restart all device streams before notifications will work as expected.
Enabling snooze suppresses all external push notifications until the snooze period ends. This is useful when you are hosting an event and do not want to receive alerts throughout the day.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Notification Key | The notification key is used to authorize push notification requests. It can be found in the selected subscription at StreamShuttle.com. |
| Enable Push notifications | Enable or disable push notifications on this device. This registers the current device to receive notifications. |
| Current Push Subscriptions | A list of all devices subscribed to receive push notifications. |
| Purge all Push subscriptions | Remove push notification access from all devices. To enable notifications again on a device, refresh its browser and re-enable. |
| Debug Notifications | Check that push notifications are being sent. After expanding this option, trigger a test notification to confirm that you receive it as expected. |
| Enable Snooze | Select how long to snooze push notifications. When snooze is enabled, the icon changes and the time when notifications will resume appears at the top of the settings area. |
| Icons | Three icons show push notification status. A bell with a slash means notifications are not enabled on this device. A standard bell means notifications are enabled. A bell with "Zs" means notifications are enabled but currently snoozed. |