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The 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 s
by yamtaddle 4y ago
The 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.