DiscourseHub
Discourse notifier and browser
Discourse is the 100% open source discussion platform built for the next decade of the Internet. It works as:- a mailing list- a discussion forum- a long-form chat roomThe application provides:- Real time push notifications for officially hosted Discourse forums- At a glance tell how many unread/new topics your forums have by looking at the app icon - A central spot to view all notifications, unread counts and new counts- Uses Google Chrome as the website browser, no need to log in againAdds option to open sites in a custom tab (i.e. in-app browser). Restores bugfix for app crashing when returning from background mode.
Discourse is the 100% open source discussion platform built for the next decade of the Internet. It works as:- a mailing list- a discussion forum- a long-form chat roomThe application provides:- Real time push notifications for officially hosted Discourse forums- At a glance tell how many unread/new topics your forums have by looking at the app icon - A central spot to view all notifications, unread counts and new counts- Uses Google Chrome as the website browser, no need to log in againAdds option to open sites in a custom tab (i.e. in-app browser). Restores bugfix for app crashing when returning from background mode.
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Useless app, very slow
Good job
Great app.
@alex Leonard: it does show you which forums have new posts, thus saving you the effort and device resources you would spend on opening those that have none. However: the setting to open custom web window is gone. Why? In fact the current version seems to have no settings at all. Is the author a little too zealous to simplify the experience? Update: fixed in last version, well done.
Just use the browser
Sort of pointless as it just uses your browser (and seemed to use Chrome even though Firefox is my default browser). May as well just use it as a progressive web app.
Why does this exist? It just gives you a shortcut to your forum/s, which then open in a browser anyway. Maybe it does notifications, but that's not enough features to require an app for almost all potential users of a discourse forum, I wouldn't expect.
I feel the app would work better if the forums were in the app itself instead of just opening a browser tab. This would only be good for showing notifications and opening browser tabs.
Cool.
Perfection carrier