Unifiedpush support

[kazukyakayashi]

Do you plan to support Unifiedpush ?

At the moment I don't receive any notification when an email arrives, which is a bit annoying 😅

[JorisBodin]

This is not planned
Have you downloaded the app from the playstore or fdroid?

[kazukyakayashi]

I use FDroid.

[JorisBodin]

With fdroid the application fetches new emails every 15 minutes and displays notifications if new emails are found.
If you have refused to allow the app to run in the background, it is normal for you not to see any notifications
Please check

android-kMail/app/src/main/java/com/infomaniak/mail/workers/SyncMailboxesWorker.kt

Line 78 in fc4a740

PeriodicWorkRequestBuilder<SyncMailboxesWorker>(MIN_PERIODIC_INTERVAL_MILLIS, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS)

[kazukyakayashi]

The app has full permissions, battery optimisation is disabled.
There are no notifications or notification dots on my app icon.

Then I think that if it ever works as you say, it will do as other applications that have the same function, ie drain the battery of the phone even faster.

UnifiedPush support is probably the best solution and people installing their app via FDroid won't be about to take 5 minutes to configure the notifications, and Molly (Molly UnifiedPush) or Element (Matrix) for example automatically detect if there's an app that manages UnifiedPush and directly add the possibility of selecting this notification mode.

[JorisBodin]

And here?

No, it doesn't use much battery.

For Unifiedpush, we're going to study whether or not to implement it.

[kazukyakayashi]

I'm on Android 11 (on a OnePlus 6T), I don't have any kind of option but just whether or not I'm optimising battery use (as I said above, I let the application have full power over the battery).