How To Get Push Notifications From Web Apps in iOS 16.4 Safari’s latest update lets websites give you alerts without needing to download an app. by Henri Robbins ...

Apple’s new iOS and iPadOS 16.4 betas will let Safari web apps on your homescreen send you push notifications. The feature was first announced at WWDC in June.

Apple, as expected, has rolled out support for Web Push on iOS and iPadOS in iOS 16.4, which arrived this week.Here’s a look at what it is and how it might be a welcome addition for users and ...

But the web app experience has mostly stayed the same — until now. Teased at the Worldwide Developers Conference in 2022, a feature for web apps called "Web Push" will arrive in iOS 16.4.

Mobile web notifications are blurring the line between apps and the mobile browser. For publishers without apps, mobile web push is a way to interact with people in an app-like fashion. And publishers ...

In my writeup earlier of the elements of today’s Apple announcements of interest to news app developers, I mentioned that there was a reference on Apple’s site to the new ability of websites to send ...

Apple has yet to comment on the web app situation in iOS 17.4 beta 2, so as of now it's unclear what the future holds for PWAs and website push notifications on iPhone. We'll just have to wait and ...

Internal code, including developer APIs, for Apple AR and VR, plus the ability for web apps to send iOS users push notifications has been spotted within Apple's latest iOS 15.4 beta release.

Push notifications are the biggest driver of engagement in the apps, and they can be geo-targeted or user or user group targeted. Skip to content Toggle Navigation ...