Notifications
[notifications] controls the popups apps send and the history kept behind them. Do not disturb is not a setting here; turn it on with the switch in the notifications applet or with glimpsectl notifications dnd. Manage notifications covers how long popups stay and what the history keeps.
[notifications]The corner or edge of the monitor popups stack from.
"top-left""top-center""top-right""bottom-left""bottom-center""bottom-right"
Whether new notifications pop up on screen. Turned off, they still go to the history.
Seconds a popup stays when the sending app leaves its lifetime to the shell, which most do. Hovering a popup pauses the countdown.
How many read notifications you keep. Your history clears when you restart the notification service.
How many popups show at once.
The connector name of the monitor popups appear on, e.g. DP-1. Unset, or naming a monitor that is not connected, uses the focused monitor.
Block notifications whose sender, title or message matches these case-sensitive regular expressions. Adding a pattern also deletes matching notifications from your history.
To hide notifications from one app entirely, match it in suppress. The pattern is a regular expression, case sensitive, tested against the app's id, its name, the title and the body:
[notifications]
suppress = ["^Spotify$", "Software Updates"]The notifications applet has its own table for how the panel shows unread notifications.