6/24/2023 0 Comments Triggar gbrowser notifications jsScheduling an event in JavaScript is pretty easy, but there is one problem. But other events, like geolocation-based triggers, are already planned. For now, however, time-based triggers are the only supported events we have. For example, how often do you see some sort of alert to accept notifications from a website? While browser vendors are already working on solutions to make that less annoying (both Firefox and Chrome have outlined plans), Chrome 80 just started an origin trial for the new Notification Trigger API, which lets us create notifications triggered by different events rather than a server push alone. You may have already seen this sort of thing evolve. With the Notifications API - in combination with the Push API and the HTTP Web Push Protocol - the web became an easy way to send a push notification from a server to an application and display it on a device. Push notifications are a great way to inform site users that something important has happened and that they might want to open our (web) app again.
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