- See why a topic isn't getting notifications: the app now tells you when notifications are off, when a server can't be reached or sign-in fails, and Settings → Notification status checks and repairs this phone's push setup. - Urgent messages (priority 4 and 5) can break through Focus and the Notification Summary when you allow Time Sensitive notifications. - Swipe a message to mark it read or unread; long-press a topic to pin it, mark it read or unsubscribe. - Notification buttons can copy a value, such as a code, to the clipboard. - Choose how long notifications are kept. Long topics open with their newest messages, and search covers the whole history. - A "Send a test notification" button on new topics. - Marking a busy topic as read no longer floods your server, and Settings stays readable at the largest text sizes.

- On a Mac, notification buttons such as Approve now work right from the banner. - Tapping an action button twice sends it once, and a busy server is retried instead of showing a false failure. - Clearer server hints: topics on ntfy.sh explain that they get no instant banners in this app, adding a topic reminds you where your scripts must send, and the self-hosting and migration guides are one tap away. - Reading or dismissing notifications on a self-hosted topic now helps clear them on your other devices. - Settings → About → Licenses lists the open-source software the app is built on.

Easier to get started, and topics stuck on the old server are fixed. • Topics set up on the old built-in server move to ntfy-me.com automatically and start receiving notifications again. A one-time notice shows the address to send to now. Topics on a server you have signed in to stay where they are. • Easier first topic: tap Random for a hard-to-guess name, and a new topic opens with ready-to-copy curl commands and its full publish URL. • End-to-end encrypted topics: give a topic a password and the server, Google and Apple see only ciphertext. • The notification permission is asked after you add your first topic, with a short explanation, instead of on first launch. • Messages show up while a topic is open, even without notification permission, and pull to refresh works on an empty topic.

NTFY me now works out of the box. • New default server: ntfy-me.com, a free public ntfy server run by Legitimate LLC, the app's publisher (not affiliated with ntfy.sh or the ntfy project). Any ntfy server still works: change it in Settings or per topic. • Push notifications carry no message text. Google and Apple see only the topic and a message ID; the app fetches the message itself over an encrypted connection. • Self-hosting? Add upstream-base-url: "https://ntfy-me.com" to your server config to get instant push in this app. • Your existing topics are moved to the right push channels automatically on first launch. • Updated Privacy Policy covering ntfy-me.com.

Pin the topics you care about most. • Swipe a topic to the right and tap Pin to keep it at the top of your list. Pinned topics show a pin beside their name and stay at the top after you close the app. Among themselves they keep the sort order you chose, by name or by recent activity. • Swipe a pinned topic and tap Unpin to put it back in its usual place. • VoiceOver announces pinned topics as "Pinned", and you can pin or unpin a topic from the Actions rotor.

Values you can actually copy, and a few things that were pointing you at the wrong app. • Long tokens, API keys, URLs and codes no longer show a hyphen where the line wraps. iOS was inserting one whenever a value was too wide for the screen, so a key read off a notification carried a character the sender never sent — and was rejected wherever you pasted it. Long values now wrap cleanly, while ordinary messages still break at word boundaries. • Copy message is offered on every notification, not only ones carrying a link. The message most worth copying — a code, a token — was the one with no visible way to copy it. • "Rate the app" and "Report a bug" in About now open this app and this project. They used to open a different app's App Store listing and someone else's issue tracker, so ratings and bug reports went somewhere they could not be acted on. About also gained a Source code link. • Custom HTTP headers can now be set per server, for setups behind an authenticating proxy or gateway. • Saved credentials are scoped to the server they belong to, so one server's sign-in is never sent to another — including when fetching attachments. • Marking a topic as read is much faster on topics with a long message history.

Fixes for several reliability and privacy problems, a few of which could cost you data. • Editing a saved server user no longer erases its password. Previously, changing a username and leaving the password field blank — as the screen itself suggested — deleted the stored password, after which that server silently stopped working. • Removing a server now removes its saved password too, instead of leaving it on the device. • Attachments arriving with a notification are downloaded within a size limit, so a very large attachment can no longer fill up your device in the background. • Message contents are no longer written to the system log. Notification bodies, links and sign-in details stay inside the app. • Notifications are more reliable on slow or self-hosted servers: the app now finishes processing well within the time iOS allows, so you get the real message instead of a placeholder. • The app no longer fails to start if its configuration is incomplete. • VoiceOver again reads a message body as text rather than as an editable field.

Links in messages now behave the way they do everywhere else on iOS. • Press and hold a link to get the standard menu: Open, Copy Link, Share, Add to Reading List — with a page preview. • Press and hold ordinary message text to select it, with the usual handles and Copy, so you can take just the part you need. • Tapping a link now opens only that link. • Links are detected consistently in message titles as well as bodies, and long URLs stay tappable across line wraps.