Send to ntfy

Send and receive ntfy notifications: file attachments, priority, tags, and a list of received messages

A browser extension to send notifications to, and receive them from, ntfy.sh or your self-hosted ntfy server. WHAT'S NEW IN 3.1.1 • A new switch in the topic header turns notifications off for the selected topic, or for all topics at once. • Muted topics don't show desktop notifications, and their incoming messages are marked as read automatically. • A crossed-out bell marks muted topics in the topic list. FEATURES • Context Menu: Right-click to send the current page, selected text, an image, or a link directly to ntfy. • File Upload: Send one or more files, either as separate notifications or as one ZIP. • Quick Sharing: Send the current page URL or your own text, with a title, priority, tags, and optional Markdown formatting. • Receive Notifications (optional): Messages from your topics arrive live as desktop notifications, with emoji tags, image previews, and an unread count on the icon. Messages published while the browser was closed are fetched when it starts. • One View: A topic list with unread counts next to the messages, with mark-as-read, delete, copy text, clickable links, image previews, and attachment downloads. A message bar at the bottom sends to the selected topic. • Emoji Tags: Tags like "warning" or "tada" show as emoji, like in the ntfy apps. Pick them from the emoji picker. • Open in ntfy: Open the selected topic in the ntfy web app. • Keyboard Shortcuts: Enter sends from the message bar, Ctrl + Enter sends with the options open, and Right Ctrl + Enter sends from anywhere. • Self-Hosted Servers: Works with ntfy.sh or any ntfy server you run. • Authentication: Optional access token, or username and password, stored on this device only and never synced. • Privacy First: No tracking. Received messages and their read state are stored locally. • Modern UI: Light, dark, and automatic themes, in three popup sizes. • Rate-Limit Friendly: When the server answers with HTTP 429, background requests pause, so sending keeps working.