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Push notifications

2 min readUpdated 10 July 2026Messaging, inbox & notifications

Push notifications reach your device even when the Scholardemia tab is closed, so a mention, a message, or a task update finds you without you watching the app.

Enable push on this device

  1. Open notification settings

    Go to Settings → Notifications and find the Push permissions section.

  2. Allow notifications in your browser

    Choose to enable browser notifications; your browser then asks for permission. Select Allow. This registers the current browser on the current device, so repeat it on each device where you want push.

  3. Choose what arrives by push

    The push channel and per-type toggles on the same page decide which notifications use push. Quiet hours apply to push too. See Notification preferences.

If push does not arrive

If you previously blocked notifications, the browser will not ask again; re-allow them in your browser’s site settings for scholardemia.com, then enable push again in your notification settings. Also check that your operating system allows notifications from the browser, that a focus or do-not-disturb mode is not active, and that the push channel is switched on in your preferences.

On a phone? Installing Scholardemia as an app gives it a home-screen icon and a more app-like experience. See Install Scholardemia as an app. Support for push on mobile browsers varies by platform, so if push is unreliable there, email remains the dependable fallback channel.

Still stuck? Talk to a person.

Our support team reads every message. Include what you were doing, any error message, and a screenshot if you have one; it usually saves a round-trip.

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