There’s now a quick selector allowing you to choose what happens to the push that triggered this event. We got a lot of feedback on our new Tasker event integration and this was one the highlights: when using a push to trigger a Tasker task, you often don’t want that push to stick around. You can now have the push that triggers a Tasker event automatically dismissed or deleted. Yep, our Tasker integration got some more love too! This means you won’t need to lose your place in an article to push a link ever again! Now, you can push something without ever having to leave what you were doing. In previous versions of the Pushbullet app, when you shared a link from Chrome or a picture from your gallery, it would pull you out of whatever you were doing and into Pushbullet.
When you share something to Pushbullet now, you’ll no longer get dragged out of whatever you were doing! This might seem small but it feels so much better. We’re hoping this is the first step in making some really big improvements to finding and browsing your pushes in the app!Īwesome, awesome. We’ve heard from a lot of people that it can get difficult to find things as they’ve started to use Pushbullet more. Really sharp right? And the new slider makes it easy to filter your pushes now too!īy tapping on one of the streams on the left (a device or a friend), the app will automatically filter and show only pushes either sent to that device or associated with that friend. This sounds really cool! So what does it look like now? Yep, it doesn’t get much better than that! There’s awesome new functionality, major improvements to existing features, and a completely new and improved design.
#Pushbullet app android update#
Today’s update improves literally every single aspect of Pushbullet on Android, no joke.