1.0.3 is live on Google Play.
1.0.3, Sep 28
- With push switched off, Doorman no longer starts the OneSignal SDK at all, so a phone that never switched push on tells OneSignal nothing.
- While batching is on, notifications Doorman lets through, such as verification codes, now always stay in the notification shade. Android clears a whole bundle when its summary notification goes, so Doorman never holds a summary. Each notification in the bundle is still judged on its own. The on-device test now forms a bundle while batching is on and checks that everything Doorman let through is still there.
1.0.2, Sep 24
- If Android is blocking Doorman's digest, held notifications now stay held instead of being marked delivered.
- The digest marks as delivered only what it actually showed you.
- Switching on push asks for notification permission once, not twice.
1.0.1, Sep 20
- The paywall says up front that the first seven days are free.
- The app is no longer locked to portrait, which Play flagged for tablets and foldables.
- Code shrinking is on, and the install is about 11 MB smaller.