Apple’s new iOS and iPadOS 16.4 betas will let Safari web apps on your homescreen send you push notifications, according to a new post on the WebKit blog. As far back as the first iPhone ...

One of the most interesting is the introduction of web app notifications, which allow for websites to send users alerts just like any other app would. How do web app notifications work?

In the case of Outlook Web App, you might face this issue due ... Some people have confirmed that setting the Browser notification style worked for them in resolving the issue.

As detailed on the WebKit blog, Home Screen web apps have access to push notifications via the HTML5 standard Web Push API, including badges, for the first time. Access to the Apple push ...

That's why many were surprised when Apple announced its intention to support push notifications for web apps at WWDC 2022. Unlike "web apps" that function as simple home screen bookmarks (see ...

Apple iOS 16.4 and iPadOS 16.4 are gearing up to bring Safari web app push notifications to iPhones and iPads. The Cupertino-based tech giant first mentioned such a feature when it introduced the ...

If a website already supports web push notifications – as MacRumors does – and you have signed up to them, you will receive web app push notifications that display the corresponding MacRumors ...

and the ability for those web apps to send push notifications much like mobile apps. An example of a popular PWA is the Starbucks web app, which works like an app across all mobile platforms ...

But we’re interested in the list of apps under the Notification Style heading. This will take a little work, but it’s a one-time thing. Go through the list of every app on your iPhone ...