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Some big ones: - Push notifications - Offline storage that doesn't disappear after 7 days. In other words it could actually make "PWAs" viable for a lot of u
by nicoburns 4y ago
Some big ones:
- Push notifications
- Offline storage that doesn't disappear after 7 days.
In other words it could actually make "PWAs" viable for a lot of use cases.
- scarface74 4y agoEvery single time I’ve been asked to allow notifications on the web it’s been for spamming.
- kelthuzad 4y agoOk? that's why you have the option to disallow them!? I for one use web-apps that I need notifications from, it's a crucial feature which Apple has sabotaged on purpose for no other reason than self-interest. If you personally don't want to use a feature, that's fine, but you're putting out a statement like that as if no one should be allowed to use that feature because some devs tend to use it for spam. It just takes like 2 or 3 clicks to remove rights of notification from a specific app, so it's not a big deal either way.
- nicoburns 4y agoIt would be possible to only enable them for Web apps you’ve explicitly installed / added to your home screen