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Users can now control which in-app and email notifications they receive from their Settings tab on their channel page. Bell (in-app) preferences: - New comment on my video (default: on) - Reply to my comment (default: on) - Comment liked (default: on) - Video liked (default: on) - New subscriber (default: on) - New video from channels I follow (default: on) - New post from channels I follow (default: on) - New user registration — super admins only (default: on) Email preferences (same set plus): - Comment liked (default: off — too noisy) - Video liked (default: off — too noisy) - New post from channels I follow (default: off) - My video finished processing (default: on) - Weekly activity digest every Monday (default: on) - New user registration — super admins only (default: on) Implementation: - Migration: notification_preferences JSON column on users table - User::notificationPref($key) helper with typed defaults - All existing notification classes updated to check prefs in via() - 4 new notification classes: NewSubscriberNotification, VideoLikedNotification, NewPostNotification, WeeklyDigestNotification - 8 new email views matching existing dark theme - SendWeeklyDigest artisan command, scheduled every Monday 09:00 - NewSubscriberNotification wired into UserController::toggleSubscribe - VideoLikedNotification wired into UserController::toggleLike - NewPostNotification wired into PostController::store (to all subscribers) - Bell renderer updated for new_subscriber, video_like, new_post types - Preferences saved via AJAX (POST /settings/notifications) — instant toggle with automatic revert on failure Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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