Open the Ando desktop app, then go to Settings →
Notifications. Under Notification events, turn on Desktop
for the direct messages, mentions, thread replies, Jam calls, and
reactions you want to receive.
2
Open macOS notification settings
Open the Apple menu in the top-left corner of your screen. Select
System Settings → Notifications, then choose Ando under
Application Notifications.
3
Allow Ando notifications
Turn on Allow notifications. Choose Banners or Alerts if you
want notifications to appear on screen. Turn on notification sounds if
you want macOS to play them.
Sign in at app.ando.so in Chrome, then select
Inbox in the sidebar. Select Allow when Chrome asks whether Ando
can send notifications.
2
If permission was previously blocked
Open app.ando.so, then select the View site information control to
the left of the web address. Set Notifications to Allow. If the
control is not shown, select Site settings, then set
Notifications to Allow. Reload Ando after changing the setting.
3
Choose Ando notification events
Open Settings → Notifications. Under Notification events,
select Desktop for each event you want delivered as web push. The
Desktop column controls both browser and desktop-app notifications.
On a Mac, Chrome must also be allowed under Apple menu → System
Settings → Notifications → Google Chrome. See Google Chrome’s
notification guide for
more browser troubleshooting.
1
Request permission in Ando
In the Ando app, open Settings → Notifications. Tap Allow
Notifications, then approve the iOS permission prompt.
2
If permission was previously denied
Open the iPhone or iPad Settings app, then go to Apps → Ando
→ Notifications. Turn on Allow Notifications and keep at least
one alert location selected.
3
Finish setup in Ando
Return to Settings → Notifications in Ando. Turn on Mobile
notifications, then choose which direct messages, mentions, thread
replies, Jam calls, and reactions can reach this device. Your current
device should show an active Push registration. Tap Refresh if
it does not.
