https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=452500
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--- Comment #6 from 31...@tuta.io ---
(In reply to Nate Graham from comment #1)
> What's the specific use case you have in mind for this?
Apps that don't support event channels.
Example:
Apparently Spotify shows notifications on track change, that some people might
want to see, but don't want their music interrupted by it. Spotify hasn't
implemented event channels, and Plasma does not expose an option to mute all
notifications for an app. (Relevant reddit post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/kde/comments/106kpc3/nobara_best_way_to_mute_notifications_for_one/)
I personally would like to mute notifications from telegram, which also has not
implemented event channels, but I'd still like to see them. I don't want to
mute notifications for all apps, because other applications might have more
important notifications I want to be alerted to with sound.
The solutions I see are
1. the obvious: adding a "mute this app" checkbox in the per app notification
settings
2. this might be worth considering: treating all notifications from an app that
has not implemented event channels as 1 channel, thereby making all options
that are available for events available as a general setting for all the app's
notifications.
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