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>This feature should never have existed The feature is needed for browser based mail, chat, calendar, meetings etc like office.com, Teams, Slack Yes, they all
by rejectfinite 4y ago
>This feature should never have existed
The feature is needed for browser based mail, chat, calendar, meetings etc like office.com, Teams, Slack
Yes, they all have native apps but some like to use web versions or being logged in to different accounts
- yamtaddle 4y agoThe less-than-1% of Web push message volume that is desired and helpful is a no-brainer sacrifice to get rid of the 99+% that's unwanted, accidentally-enabled spam. Of course, short of just getting rid of it, we could make it like RSS where there's just a little icon and you have to choose to engage with it to use it, otherwise you won't even realize it's there. But I expect that amounts to the same thing, and the feature'd be dead before long, being too much effort to keep up for something that nearly no-one would both know is there and want to use. Probably usage levels similar to FTP in the browser, and that got axed.