I have ADHD, and so I suffer from the curse of "If I can't see it, it doesn't exist."
Cohost currently does not notify of stuff that's more than a day or two old. If I have not checked Cohost in several days (because I have been, say, traveling and not paying much attention at all to socials), then I can easily forget to check the notifications area and completely miss out on new things that have happened while I was on holiday, like replies to my own posts.
This is an accessibility issue for me, and I'm sure it is for other users who are like me.
Cohost needs to make notifications more persistent, or at the very least implement an option for the user to make them more persistent.
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Calyo Delphi
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almost 2 years ago
As an update to this, Cohost apparently is now not even notifying for likes and reposts, which makes this accessibility problem even worse for me now. :(
Calyo Delphi
I have ADHD, and so I suffer from the curse of "If I can't see it, it doesn't exist."
Cohost currently does not notify of stuff that's more than a day or two old. If I have not checked Cohost in several days (because I have been, say, traveling and not paying much attention at all to socials), then I can easily forget to check the notifications area and completely miss out on new things that have happened while I was on holiday, like replies to my own posts.
This is an accessibility issue for me, and I'm sure it is for other users who are like me.
Cohost needs to make notifications more persistent, or at the very least implement an option for the user to make them more persistent.
1 person likes this idea