TLDR: Notifs get queued when AFK instead of displayed. When I get back, I get a never ending, slow, playback of each notif, one by one.
When I go AFK, and keep getting notifications, those will queue up and then replay back to me when I am back on the computer, over the next few minutes. How do I turn this off?
Context:
For example, I have Slack open, and theres a conversation going. I go AFK but the other members keep chatting. For each message on the channel a new notification is queued up for me, but since I am AFK, those get "saved". Once I get back, I receive the first notification in the queue (not the last), and then those get replayed one by one until none are left. If there was 50 messages in Slack in between me AFKing, then I will slowly get all 50 one by one without about a 30 second interval in between. This takes minutes.
This is absolutely annoying and useless.
In 30 or so seconds, I have scrolled through the messages on the Slack app, but I am still receiving notifications from messages from 10 minutes ago, just as if they were sent now. This is also very confusing, as it seems like you are getting new messages, instead of notifications from messages you already have read.
How can I turn this feature off? I want only the latest notification on screen, let it stay there until I get back so I know something happened.
Maybe even group them by app, I dont mind having the right side of the screen filled with notifications (if they are from individual apps, instead of repeated, the better)
