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On Android it does, and assuming that it uses the Push Notification API via WebServiceWorker, the user should be able to globally turn the notifications off (as
by nevi-me 11y ago
On Android it does, and assuming that it uses the Push Notification API via WebServiceWorker, the user should be able to globally turn the notifications off (as they wouldn't be device-specific).
- dogma1138 11y agoNotifications are application specific, so that would prevent Chrome from prompting notifications completely, not a solution... A better solution is to turn BT off :)
- heypiotr 11y agoWe're yet to see how Google implements this on Android. Currently it's iOS only, and the "Today" Chrome widget only, no push notifications at all. Also, see the above comment from jimiasty about Google ranking/filtering the URLs before it shows them in the widget.