For more information, please read https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2678551/when-should-space-be-encoded-to-plus-or-20.

In the current firmware version, a + in a query string is translated to %20 before the request is being sent. So, your device will receive the query string 1%20PowerOn, which should be interpreted exactly the same as 1+PowerOn.

In the next firmware version, we will no longer translate + to %20 anymore.

@info-6 Thank you so much for reporting this, we will check this out and update the branch with this change!

@Emil

Thank you very much for the idea.

I tried again using my phone's hotspot, and it worked.

It gave me the idea the home network could be the issue.

I turned off the Eero Advanced Security feature. Now, the Hub can talk to Alexa.

@dgnhans Do you have any other issues except that the name got lost?

@benjamin-0 ok maybe something is broken with the hub mini then. Send a message at https://flic.io/support to our support team and they can help you out. You can include a link to this post.

One of my two flic twists was missing the adhesive.

I am using command strips. So far so good. I've one in place for a couple of weeks. I am using the command strip that is similar to velcro.

@Emil The posts are a bit confusing. Am I to take it that you can’t program Twist to control Alexa volume at all? I can’t seem to have it respond to the twist motion. I can use the button to pause and play next track though.
Thank you.

@email any update on this?

@finn probably some bug or something in Homepod then. The mapping between button click type and what lights should be controlled is fully contained within the homepod/Apple TV. The flic hub only delivers the click events.

@Emil Thanks for response! Good to know its still coming. 🙏

@ncd1284 We're doing the best to communicate the features of different hubs. See https://flic.io/flic-hubs which at least I think explains it pretty good.

@nascent Thanks for the info!

Wow 14 days go by with out a reply ?

Is anyone out there ??

@oskar Can now use the device Manager with my account, thank you for the support.

UPDATE:
This only seems to work, when my phone is awake and the flic app is on the screen...:-(

@scullracer isolating's answer helped me to do so (with flic 1).
I asked flic to open chrome
using the url like described in the article.

I used it without passing on any input.
Just starting the Shortcut

shortcuts://run-shortcut?name=[name]&input=[input]&text=[text]

I replaced [name] with the name of my shortcut and deleted from the first "&" onward.

That helped me to - finally - start the iphone timer.

Thank you @isolating - thank you so much!

@szczepan-kuzniarz Thanks! The new ES version is more strict that "new" must be placed before a constructor. We have just released a new firmware update that is more relaxed regarding creations of new Sockets, as a workaround for users of that lib.

@Emil It works now! Thanks so much for your help!

@Emil The permissions I enabled were "Show on Lock screen" and "Display pop-up windows while running in the background". These are shown on a picture here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71449643/how-can-i-get-the-display-pop-up-windows-while-running-in-the-background-and

You were correct, there's an additional permission to start on boot. It worked similar how described here https://nine-faq.9folders.com/articles/8772-how-to-manage-autostart-service-on-the-xiaomi-devices