We’re working to bring our more reliable texting feature to all of our apps. What about texting from Firefox or Android tablets? It will update if one is available.Ĭhrome extension: Go to the Extensions page (chrome://extensions), enable Developer mode at the top right, then click Update extensions now. Windows desktop: Quit and re-open the app. Here’s how to get the update as soon as possible if you don’t want to wait:Īndroid: Open the Play Store and check the Pushbullet app for an update. The updates for our Android app, Chrome extension, and Windows desktop app are rolling out automatically. Also, if for any reason your messages aren’t sending, opening the Pushbullet Android app will get them to send. You can see the messages that are queued at any time (and can cancel them too). If your phone is offline momentarily or if some other issue is preventing us from talking to your phone, the texts remain queued and will be sent as soon as possible.
We now reliably sync outgoing text messages with your phone, ensuring that your messages will reliably send as soon as possible (even if they can’t be sent immediately). Starting with the latest update for our Chrome extension, Windows desktop app, and website, we’ve made texting far more reliable. This isn’t acceptable, so we’ve built a brand new texting system to fix it. This means texts would fail to send if we couldn’t get it to your phone at that moment. Unfortunately, texting has remained sensitive to network issues. Knowing this, we’ve worked hard to make texting via Pushbullet as reliable as possible. Texting from your computer is awesome, but it must work reliably to be really great.