So I just discovered that Action Center has functionality to disable notifications for 1, 3, or 8 hours. I had been expecting something like this in a toggle on the drawer itself, but it's in a context menu that pops-up from a right click on the icon.
But this is more interesting to me because of why I found it. Noticed a little bit ago that the Action Center icon had a new symbol on it that was clearly indicating no notifications. But I never set this, and didn't know how. I found the settings, but still don't know how the setting was enabled...unless it's possibly inherited from Windows Phone Quiet Hours? I'm all for this if it in fact happening.
Man, that would be fantastic to have the exact same Quiet Hours functionality on phone and PC. Look at my calendar and mute notifications during meetings. Mute notifications after 10 PM, etc. Looks like my SP3 may be doing the 10PM quiet hours already, or I'm jumping to a conclusion off a single data point and should just relax until I see a trend
But this is more interesting to me because of why I found it. Noticed a little bit ago that the Action Center icon had a new symbol on it that was clearly indicating no notifications. But I never set this, and didn't know how. I found the settings, but still don't know how the setting was enabled...unless it's possibly inherited from Windows Phone Quiet Hours? I'm all for this if it in fact happening.
Man, that would be fantastic to have the exact same Quiet Hours functionality on phone and PC. Look at my calendar and mute notifications during meetings. Mute notifications after 10 PM, etc. Looks like my SP3 may be doing the 10PM quiet hours already, or I'm jumping to a conclusion off a single data point and should just relax until I see a trend
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