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General information about the web push service
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Quieted Permission Prompts in Firefox and Chrome
Last Updated: 10.01.2022
The popular browsers Firefox and Chrome have changed their policies for displaying push notifications, making them quieter.
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Web Push Notification "This site has been updated in the background"
Last Updated: 29.01.2020
Google Chrome users can receive web push notifications saying "This site has been updated in the background."
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How to Track Your Web Push Campaign Statistics
Last Updated: 06.06.2023
SendPulse collects statistics on your web push campaigns’ delivery and click-through rates. This helps evaluate the effectiveness of web push campaigns on your website.
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Automated Series: Create and Customize the Sending of Push Messages
Last Updated: 16.01.2020
Automating web push notifications means creating and sending push notifications systematically when these notifications are scheduled.
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How to Set Up an RSS Campaign
Last Updated: 16.01.2020
Once you set up an RSS campaign, your blog readers and visitors of your website will receive web push notifications about new records in your feed.
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How to Create a Push Campaign with a Large Image and Buttons
Last Updated: 13.09.2022
With SendPulse, you can create a push notification with a large image and buttons. With this feature, the notification becomes more visible on the computer screen, and because you can add two buttons, they will contain two links to your resource.
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How to Enable and Disable Push Notifications in Mozilla Firefox
Last Updated: 26.08.2022
Push notification subscription requests appear in the top left of the browser window. After a user is prompted to subscribe to push notifications and accepts, notifications will appear at the bottom right of their browser window — even if they are offline at the time of sending. In this article, we’ll look at how to enable and disable push notifications in Mozilla Firefox.
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How to Enable and Disable Push Notifications in Google Chrome
Last Updated: 26.08.2022
Push notification subscription requests appear in the top left of the browser window. After a user is prompted to subscribe to push notifications and accepts, notifications will appear at the bottom right of their browser window — even if they are offline at the time of sending. In this article, we’ll look at how to enable and disable push notifications in Google Chrome.
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