Hi all,

the last few days I have been working on a little project to display my Jolla's notifications in a web browser on my desktop. The current version works fine for me and displays for example missed calls, SMS and Threema notifications.

The tool is written in go, source code is available under https://github.com/blabber/jollanotifications, a precompiled version can be obtained here.

To build the source yourself you need a go environment. Call to build the binary. Copy the binary and the html folder to your Jolla and start the binary. Then visit <ip-of-your-jolla>:8080 with your favourite web browser.

Using the precompiled version is similar, but you don't have to build the binary yourself.

Maybe somebody finds this useful.

Best regards, blabber.

Neat How about using real browser notifications? Yeah, doesn't work on microsoft browsers, but who uses them anyway?

That's a nice idea I haven't thought of. Currently I am polling periodically for the whole backlog of notifications. This makes displaying desktop notifications for single notifications difficult.

But I am planning to move from poll to push via websockets. That will make displaying notifications easier.