It would mean a great deal to all sorts of web apps! To provide just one example, I released a turn-based word game as a PWA two years ago. With no option for

It would mean a great deal to all sorts of web apps! To provide just one example, I released a turn-based word game as a PWA two years ago. With no option for native push notifications on iOS, I decided to email players to notify them each time it was their turn in a game. Despite my domain having full support for DKIM, SPF, and DMARC, the usual problems of email were still a huge pain: Some domains (I'm looking at you hotmail.com) considered everything spam. In some email clients, the design of the emails looked totally wrong. Some of the more active players complained (rightfully so) that their inbox was filling up with these emails. Sadly, the overwhelming majority of games never got past one or two moves, in part because one of the two players didn't see the email that it was their turn. So yes, it would really, really help small businesses like mine if Safari would catch up here!