https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=411314
--- Comment #21 from Nate Graham <n...@kde.org> --- (In reply to apache from comment #19) > For example I use Timer widget. Otherwise I would have to use my phone. > Unfortunately Kalarm requires the whole kdepim-runtime and akonadi, so I > don't want to install it on my slow PC. So the timer widget sends a notification that disappears before you see it? Sounds like that's a bug in the timer using the wrong kind of notification. You definitely need to know when the timer finishes; that's the whole point. So the notification should not disappear. > Also when I use spotify I like to see notification that the song is > changing. May seem trivial but I like it that way. These are "ignorable" notifications where nothing bad happens if you miss them. > for my case, I have KDE Connect and receiving for example SMS notifications > which include some one-time password. My eye sight is not 100%, and when > I'm rushing to read the SMS content to copy the one-time-passcode, it's > pretty difficult. It would help if I could make those pop-ups a one or two > font size bigger. This is a borderline case where the notifications are technically ignorable, but if you miss the notification for an SMS that contains the code you were waiting for it's annoying. Nothing bad happens, but you get annoyed and have to do some extra work. FWIW when your mouse cursor is within the area of the notification (for example when you're going to select the text in the code) the timer stops. So you only need to notice the notification within the default 5-second period. And we also let you increase the number of seconds that auto-disappearing notifications are on screen for too. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
