Notification Shortcuts

Fastest way to close, open, or reply to notifications on Mac

2 followers

Fastest way to close, open, or reply to notifications on Mac

2 followers

NotificationShortcuts lets users manage macOS notifications with keyboard shortcuts. Quickly close, open, or reply to a notification from anywhere.

Launch tags:Mac•Productivity

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Edit: Website loaded! Hope you’re seeing high demand 😅 Website isn’t loading but is this the same thing? https://github.com/Frostbitee08/... Excited to try this out!

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6yr ago

Notification Shortcuts

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@pocketfreud Yup! Direct download link if you need it https://www.notificationshortcut...

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6yr ago

I tried it but it gets stuck on the welcome pane that walks you through the permissions. I have all the permissions set correctly but the app just stalls at that point :(

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6yr ago

Notification Shortcuts

Maker

@ryan_roberts1 Hey Ryan! Feel free to shoot me a message on twitter http://twitter.com/roccodelpriore. Do you have both accessibility & automation approved in System Preferences?

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6yr ago

@ryan_roberts1 @frostbitee08 same issue here, any chance I could hit you in the Twitter DM's as well? (I follow you but can't send you a message as of now)

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6yr ago

@frostbitee08 Yes both of those are set correctly.

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6yr ago

Notification Shortcuts

Maker

Hello Product Hunt 👋 I’m excited to share NotificationShortcuts with you! I use NotificationShortcuts to dismiss calendar notifications, reply to messages, and open Apple News articles, all without touching my mouse. NotificationShortcuts keeps me focused and available by letting me manage incoming notifications without leaving the current app or disrupting my workflow. My Settings: Dismiss ⌘⎋ Open ⌘⇧↵ Reply ⌘⇧R Let me know what you think 🙂

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6yr ago

ntwrk

@frostbitee08 Noice!! So clever and exactly what I didn't know I needed. FYI, I tried to follow you shortcuts but decided against using the ↵ key in a global shortcut as that would likely do far more damage than something like the "O" key, like sending a message that wasn't ready, for example. So here's what my setup is: Dismiss ⌘⇧I (the letter "I") Open ⌘⇧O Reply ⌘⇧R Great job!

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6yr ago

Hi, I met the same issue as Ryan (Do you have both accessibility & automation approved in System Preferences? YES), and your app nearly always shows a spinning color wheel. Hope you could fix it. Thanks.

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6yr ago