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What's fantastic about a vendor intentionally ignoring multiple standards, in favor of their own walled-garden? You might be ignoring the wishes of actual users

What's fantastic about a vendor intentionally ignoring multiple standards, in favor of their own walled-garden? You might be ignoring the wishes of actual users when you say it's "fantastic."

dijit 7y ago
I'm only speaking as a user. As a user I don't want push notifications from websites. I know there are some exceptions (like messengers), but really, those should be apps because Apples centralised push messaging system is better for my battery life.
- nine_k 7y ago
  If you don't need that, you can cmd-comma and disable that. But there's no such an easy way to enable a feature you need, but which wasn't implemented.
  - dijit 7y ago
    I do not want an opt out, I do not want it. I _do_ _not_ want it. I do not want it to be expected. I do not want it to be assumed. I do not want to have to configure anything. _I DO NOT WANT IT_
    - deleted 7y ago
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    - nine_k 7y ago
      So, you're fine with it to be off by default?
- drngdds 7y ago
  Ok, but your preference isn't everyone else's! You can disable the pop-up asking you for push notifications on all relevant browsers, afaik.