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I just want it to stop interrupting my music because I got another spam email. Its either all notifications or nothing.
I just have my mail set to silent notifications so I still see if I got an email but it doesn't interrupt anything.
I would love for a way to acknowledge a notification without deleting it. So I can get it off the screen but not remove it entirely. I just want to deal with it later
What happens if you flick it up?
Exactly what they're describing lol
I hear that there's a large subset of the population that is also receptive to that action being performed a specific part of their bodies.
Swipe it up rather than sideways
Yes. I was very excited for notification snoozing, but having only a couple options and the longest being 2 hours makes it sorta worthless.
There are some apps that provide a notification history
This is a native android feature since 13 I think. It's disabled by default though, you can enable it in the notification settings.
nice, thanks
samsung does so for long time