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Not entirely related, but I want to mention that we have almost 2020 and Safari still doesn't support service workers push notifications (Push API). Shame on yo

Not entirely related, but I want to mention that we have almost 2020 and Safari still doesn't support service workers push notifications (Push API). Shame on you Apple.

joering2 7y ago
This is how apple.com looks like on Safari (c) by Apple: https://ibb.co/ct6LTB0 https://ibb.co/ct6LTB0
- mikewhy 7y ago
  That's Safari for Windows. Safari for Windows was discontinued in 2012, almost 8 years ago.
- mffnbs 7y ago
  How well does the page render on a legacy version of IE running on a Mac?
npo9 7y ago
Maybe I’m old school, but I don’t want push notifications from my web browser.
- phailhaus 7y ago
  That's fine, you can just not subscribe. But other people do want push notifications, like for emails.
  - sangnoir 7y ago
    Also, notifications can be used to replace emails. Instead of being sent an email from a forum when someone replies to my comment (with a link) - I'd rather have the browser do that (with my permission).
- superfist 7y ago
  It's quite important/basic feature required in most PWA use cases. Such feature will result in number of apps shiped outside App Store. This is probably why they delay it.
- rblatz 7y ago
  I wish they completely disabled service workers. I don’t want some dumb news site running code in the background because I visited the site once.
  - Dylan16807 7y ago
    Just when you're not visiting the site, right?