I have Chrome installed on my HTPC and use this extension there too. Sometimes it's nice to have notifications turned on for that device and most times not, however I would still like to retain the ability to use this extension from that device if needed.

The Do Not Disturb (Mute Notifications) described more here: https://joaoapps.helprace.com/i75-do-not-disturb-mode-for-notifications-on-chrome is great, but I would like to see the following:

1. Mute Notifications Pop-up to display if notifications are currently muted or not (and maybe time remaining).
2. Option to "Until I manually unmute" as a condition for mute with no time period. Clicking an "Unmute" option would

When using encryption and posting to a shared device:

-From an android device: phone ignored encryption setting and send plain text to shared device.

-From chrome plugin: plugin encrypts data before sending so the receiving device only get encrypted string.

The phone to shared device workflow makes sense as I wouldn't necessarily know the encryption key to a shared device. The chrome plugin to shared device (when using encryption) feels broken in this case.

Currently only the owner of a shared device can stop its sharing. Without access to that device, it is not possible to remove it from the shared list, eventually staying there forever. This request is to be able to any party (the owner of the device, or the people that had it shared to) be able to stop the sharing.

It would be nice if MMS content in Google Drive was removed when deleted from the phone/device, or if an option to delete the content was available without manual intervention.

when I have more than 10 tabs open it is a pain to share everything to another devices

There should be a simple option to choose if he want to get a notification when our devices are with  low battery or full battery. I suppose most people just need the notification when it is with low battery. It should be something very simple to implement. 

While this already works for all other notifications for some reason with SMS when I swipe away the notification or it goes away on its own because I responded and it auto-cleared the Join notification doesn't go away on my other devices.  I have to imagine this is possible since it's already done for other notifications and other programs like PushBullet and MightyText are able to perform this task as well.

Feature request: an option to mute notifications from a device. My use case is that when I'm on my tablet, and part of a group text on my phone, I would be bombarded with notifications on my tablet because Join sends a notification each time. Silencing the service for a certain time should be ideal here. For now, my workaround involves intercepting notifications on my tablet and ignoring them - that, or just silence the notification on my phone.

Currently you get black boxes when you receive emoji's. You can send  them via the Chrome app now but they looks dull. Can we someone grab all the Android one's and use the actual emoji's and have them show up correctly on send and receive? 

 Please consider adding MQTT or some other messaging protocol (https://blogs.vmware.com/vfabric/2013/02/choosing-your-messaging-protocol-amqp-mqtt-or-stomp.html) capability to AutoRemote. This would open up a world of inter-operability between Tasker and many things. Users could install a broker such as RabbitMQ (https://www.rabbitmq.com/) and have many different ways of sending and receiving messages to / from Tasker via AutoRemote.  Going this route takes you to an open standard for messaging that runs on virtually every platform out there.

Enhance the Android app to be more like other mainstream Android apps with the ability ability to detect deleted messages from native app and directly delete messages from the Join database. 

There is no big "+" sign to initiate a NEW SMS message?

The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update allows messaging apps to add themselves to the taskbar with the People bar. It would be awesome if Join for Windows 10 supported this feature.

When I tap/click a notification with a url, the url opens but the notification remains. This is the case with join on Android and chrome and with notifications pushed through the http API. I don't know about other platforms/channels. If this is the intended behaviour, a flag in the API url to automatically dismiss the notification after opening would be great.

Keep up the good work, João!

can you add choice for each SMS and call, you send out you want to select if you want to use SIM 1 or 2? thanks

I want to hear(listen?) the content of the notification on my smartphone with my PC(Chrome).

The title says it all.

Is MQTT over ssl/tls supported?

Similar to the timeout in a notification sent by AutoNotification, this timeout setting would "pass on" the timeout to notifications created by the Tasker action "Join Send Push" so that they could all be dismissed for temporary notifications.