We're posting links to local file server locations quite often. In mixed OS environment, MacOS users will post smb:// links that should be opened on Windows workstations.

It is easily possible to add a SMB protocol handler to the Windows registry and it's working fine when we click smb:// links in Chrome, for example.

But nothing happens when we click the same links in the Windows Ryver client. I guess it isn't forwarding them to the OS?

Would be great if there was a way to setup task permissions, e.g. 

• prevent non-admins from creating new categories
• prevent non-admins from editing tasks that do not belong to them

DDD2

Maybe consider giving more to free users or your program? 6 seems to be an extremely small amount, even for free. Perhaps 10-15. Slack, our old program allowed unlimited members, even though there was a message limit. We are actually considering going back because we cannot afford more members.

Just an idea. The legacy Skype product had this and it was phenomenal. Now all major players have this disappearing notification which causes messages to get missed constantly when you are managing many dev projects at the same time

Ryver's weakest point among my circle of developers are the interface design and user experience. Of course in term of functionality and pricing offered by Ryver is better than Slack but these weakest point is the turning point where developers don't use Ryver. I mean no harm and thank you for hearing me out.

When receiving a chat notification on IOS or Android, the notification does not link to the chat. Clicking it takes you to the "All Notifications" page of Ryver instead. Meaning I then have to go find the person that messaged me to find out what that chat fully said.

When a Task section has over 600 or 700 active tasks, it's starts becoming unresponsive.  As tasks increase, it first takes a few seconds to load, but then it can become completely unresponsive and the tasks won't load at all.

This happened to me.  I was adding old tasks I had in my outlook, with the idea of working on them or assigning it to other people on my company.  First it was only a couple seconds delay.   Days passed and as I added more tasks the delay started to grow to 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, etc.  Got to the point that it took a few minutes and sometimes it just would not load.  I had to retry several times until it finally loaded, and I had no choice but to reverse the process: I started copying the tasks back to my outlook and deleting them from Ryver.

This shouldn't happen.  Alternatively, Ryver should mention that users should not have more than X qty of active tasks.

The file names seem to be unnecessary and doesn't make for a fluid chat experience. Would be nice to have it removed.