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Re: Web Push for Safari

#4
Will it be like on Android with the standards APIs, or is like safari macOS which requires special APIs and a 100$/year account?

Because if it's as easy as on Android, then why would anyone bother with apps, if a webapp can do?

Re: Web Push for Safari

#5

Will it be like on Android with the standards APIs, or is like safari macOS which requires special APIs and a 100$/year account? Because if it's as easy as on Android, then why would anyone bother with apps, if a webapp can do?

Supports Web Standard API, works without Apple Developer Account

Re: Web Push for Safari

#6

Will it be like on Android with the standards APIs, or is like safari macOS which requires special APIs and a 100$/year account? Because if it's as easy as on Android, then why would anyone bother with apps, if a webapp can do?

"… today I'm happy to announce that we have added support for Web Push, and this really is Web Push! The same combination of various web standards as implemented in other browsers. We'll go over those standards more later, but… the most important takeaway is that if you've coded your application to web standards, you won't need to make any changes for it to work in Safari."

"… no Apple Developer account is required to reach Safari users."

Re: Web Push for Safari

#10
I know I'm a bit tangential, but what are some actually useful examples of push notifications for browsers?

Every time I've seen them in action was with spam/clickbait, after someone accidentally subscribed and couldn't remove it.

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