iOS special requirements for web push notifications
iOS has some additional requirements for web push notifications. First requirement: Add to Home Screen If your PWA is opened inside a browser tab on iOS, then the notifications... More Details
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What happens to the push subscription when you clear data from browser?
A user visits a website and subscribes to the notifications. Then, after some time, he opens the browser settings and clicks "clear data" in order to remove the history and all t... More Details
How to build a custom notification prompt with Tailwind and PusherStudio
Let's see how to design a custom prompt for asking notification permission using Tailwind CSS. Although you cannot replace the native permission prompt defined by the browser, i... More Details
Google is removing the inactive and unreachable push subscriptions
Have you noticed an increase in the number of invalid subscriptions that return 404 when you send a notification? That can be related to a recent change in the Chrome push servic... More Details
How to send notifications with JavaScript (in 10 lines of code)
It's very simple to display a native notification using JavaScript. <script> function showNotification() { Notification.requestPermission().then(permission => {... More Details
Is it possible to display newlines inside web notifications?
You can include newlines and line breaks inside the body of web notifications. Newline characters (\n) work properly on all major browsers (like all the other Unicode characters... More Details
Web Push Notifications: multiple accounts on the same browser
How can you manage push notifications when a user uses multiple accounts on the same browser? What can you do if multiple users use the same device / browser? For example: Us... More Details
Send recurring web notifications to re-engage your users
Recurring web notifications (e.g. every day, every week, every month, etc.) can be a simple strategy to re-engage your website users. Here's some examples of recurring notificat... More Details
Add analytics to web push notifications
How can you collect analytics for web push notifications (e.g. clicks)? If you have a website that sends web push notifications you probably want to collect some stats, includin... More Details
Domain redirect and web push notifications
Have you ever wondered what happens to the subscribers that receive your notifications if you decide to migrate to a new domain? The first thing to notice is that the push ... More Details
Why the image is not displayed in the web push notification?
In this article we give some tips for troubleshooting, in case the image of a web push notification is not displayed. Image format Some image formats, like SVG may not be ... More Details
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You can with interval notifications. Head over to the campaigns feature and create a new campaign. Make sure to choose the campaign type interval event. Pick the frequency you would like to send notifications with and configure your timeline.
In some cases, it may occur that your visitors reject the custom opt-in and browser notification.
There are two scenarios:
A visitor can reject the first Push Notification opt-in.
A visitor can accept the opt-in and block the browser notification.
For the first scenario, the visitor is still able to accept the opt-in by refreshing the page or during his next visit to the website.
In case the second scenario occurs and the visitor blocked Push Notifications but changes his mind and wants to accept Push Notifications, the best way to fix this problem is to clear the browser cache. If he decides to clear his cache, he should do the following; 1. Open up the browser
2. Go to settings
3. Find the setting to clear the browser data/history.
We support all major browsers, including:
Chrome (Desktop + Mobile)
Firefox (Desktop + Mobile)
Microsoft Edge (Desktop)
Opera (Desktop + Mobile)
Safari for Mac
Please note that iOS does not currently support Web Push Notifications. As soon as Apple provides support for iOS, we will implement this for use with PusherStudio.
Yes. Any change to the billing details will be applied from the first upcoming invoice and onwards.
We will notify you when you reach 50%, 80%, and 100% of your plan’s subscriber limit, so you will have plenty of time to consider an upgrade. We will send you an alert in your user profile so you always know!
If you do hit the 100% limit, we will still register new subscribers for a limited period. However, you won’t be able to send them Push Notifications.
When you upgrade your plan, these ‘sleeping’ subscribers will be reactivated.
You can choose a vibration pattern for the device’s vibration hardware to emit when the notification fires. At the moment, this functionality is supported by Chrome, Opera, and Samsung browsers on Android up to version O.
With PusherStudio, you can easily send scheduled notifications. Navigate to the Push Notifications tab in your portal and create a new notification like you're used to. Complete step 1 'compose' and click 'next' to go to step 2. Below the 'vibration pattern' field, you can switch on the 'scheduled sending' button and select an exact date and time to send your notification. Mind the time zone you're in which is listed above the date/time selector, and make sure you correctly select AM or PM time. When you're done, select 'Save Notification' (right corner). The notification is now saved to your scheduled menu!
Multi user means that you can have multiple users within one PusherStudio account. These users can all work together on the same domain, notifications and campaigns.
Yes, you can! Navigate to your account management page in the PusherStudio portal. Here you can upgrade your plan. If you’re coming from a free plan, we will collect your payment details. Otherwise, your upgraded plan will immediately become effective after successful payment!
This can happen if the PusherStudio code snippet on your website has been added more than once or if you have added multiple snippets from different Web Push Notification service providers. Make sure to delete all pre-existing Push Notification Javascript files before using PusherStudio. Moreover, always make sure you are using the latest PusherStudio code. Finally, empty your site cache and reverse proxies such as CloudFlare if being used.
PS: iOS does not allow sending Push Notifications yet. Therefore, you won't be able to see the opt-in request on iOS devices.
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