Ah well that was easy, thank you!

@admin
I have the same issues here.
Just the notification about the trigger pops up but the action is not executed. 😭

No progress on this topic since 2019?

@Whiphound Hi. Please reach out to https://flic.io/support.

Hi. Since this is a community forum and not really a support forum, please take your question to https://flic.io/support. By the way is this a Flic 1 or Flic 2? What colour does it show when you press it?

@smigaud it's possible that retailers sit on old stock. Is this a Flic 1? If so, these have smaller batteries than Flic 2, and also consumes more power...

Here is a detailed source page on how to play Spotify through Sonos
If you have issued when playing Spotify on Sonos, you can refer to this article.
First of all, you maybe try to uninstall and install the Spotify app to see whether the issue could be fixed well.

@guy We have not updated anything regarding Homekit. Do the icons representing the buttons in the Apple Home app wobble when you press the physical Flic buttons? (if so everything is right from our side)

Hi Matti,
the best adhesive would be the 3M Scotch Restickable Dot.

You can find it on Amazon and also in Office Depots.

It's reusable and washable

Yes, after initial setup of hub using phone, you don't need the phone.

To find out how the request the Flic hub makes, you can use a service such as requestb.in or postman.

Hi. Flic's responsibility stops when reaching IFTTT's servers, so if you have any issues with Yeelight through IFTTT, you'd better take that up with IFTTT or Yeelight.

@Emil yes, I think SmartLife is back on IFTTT but I imagine most users won't want to buy an expensive subscription to go beyond their free IFTTT account limit of creating 3 personal applets so they will be reliant on other IFTTTers publishing a relevant working applet for general use. Perhaps the Flic Team could tell Flic users about an alternative to IFTTT - set up a sequematic.com account with appropriate automations and program Flic to send an internet request to run the automation.

Oh easy! Thank you

Thank you for the swift answer!

Ok, always active is good news. But a scan interval of 1.28 seconds sounds a bit worrying. Does that mean that a) the latency is always 1.28 seconds or b) that the latency is at least 1.28, but can vary depending on how long from an interval I happen to press the button? This is important. If a), then I can learn to compensate for this, to always time the sound effects 1.28 seconds from the press of the button. Not fun, but doable. If b), how long could the variable times be? This makes a huge difference for the usage I had in mind.

Also worth mentioning is that this is a Flic 1. Are there any differences for Flic 2.0?