I do love this app, but every time I enable it in Firefox, the fan in my 2022 Vivo Laptop kick in. When I open
>> More Tools >> Task Manager, I see that it's eating up 42% of the CPU.

The moment I disable the PulseSMS addon, the fans stop and CPU use returns to nominal.

This is some bad coding, it needs to be looked at.

Best Message App I've Found. Works across all platforms, including desktop PC.

Video player is primitive, with not so friendly interface. Otherwise the extension and the whole concept is very good. No images are loading anymore. It's been several weeks, with no fix for that. I had to switch to Google Messages because the web interface is essential for me.

Will not connect anymore. Gives error message about expired certificate and that there's nothing I can do about it. You need to fix it!

My Pulse SMS extension is almost completely greyed out, can't see anything. I connect to my account and my inbox is all grey, even managed to get into the settings by guess-clicking and changed between all the different themes and it's still completely unusable. Nothing changes.

It can be a little slow to send messages, but it generally receives them and updates really quick. Overall, this extension makes for a really convenient user experience.

Would be a 100% 5 stars if I could get notifications to work for it, but unfortunately, the way it works it seems that notifications will only show if the extension itself is opened and close when the extension window is closed, which makes notifications basically useless.

This does not stay signed in. Even in the same window it was signed in from; ie. last night I signed into the extension (again). I opened the browser window 9 hours later and had to sign in...again.

Galaxy Watch plugin has other more grievous issues. I emailed dev (bought lifetime) months ago, no reply.

Disappointed. All around.

It works fairly well. Unfortunately in Firefox, no content is displayed when you click the icon in the browser toolbar. You have to open a separate window to see content. I've had this same issue in both Windows and Linux versions of Firefox. It works fine in Chrome. I wish that would get fixed, but the extension itself is invaluable.