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Yep. When Firefox added support, I immediately noticed a bunch of sites spamming me with requests to turn on notifications. Rather than reject them one domain
by babypuncher 4y ago
Yep. When Firefox added support, I immediately noticed a bunch of sites spamming me with requests to turn on notifications.
Rather than reject them one domain at a time, I disabled it entirely in Firefox. The entire feature is essentially useless because of this.
- lp0_on_fire 4y agoIt got to the point for a while there where it was like having pop-up ads all over again, except this time the ads were all for the site I was currently reading. This will be abused if it's not opt-in by default (as in I need to specifically enable the feature in the browser before it starts asking me if I want these notifications).
- vbezhenar 4y agoIt is not useless for me. I disabled it in Chrome as well, but I can enable it for selected websites. I'm using lots of messengers (discord, telegram, whatsapp, skype) from the browser and notifications are what makes it possible.