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Google "might let me" do something...
If that doesn't summarize everything that's wrong with this fucking monopolist, that controls YOUR device that you paid with YOUR money but ultimately isn't yours to do as you please, I don't know what does.
The only thing that makes Google a bit tolerable in the mobile space is Apple, because Apple is even worse. At least you can (still) sideload stuff in Android - although Google is about to make that impossible very soon too.
Fuck the monopolists.
All right then, name a single plug and Play solution that allows you to dismiss a notification on one Android device, and automatically dismiss it on another without any intervention.
Systems and macros such as Tasker do not count.
No seriously if there were any alternatives I would love to know about them
Is Pushbullet still a thing?
Pretty sure KDE connect can handle this, but I haven't played with the notifications portion of it much
I'm pretty sure Pushbullet can do this