Javascript : Push notifications to browser with Push.js
Problem:
Instead of RSS, you want to send notifications to your visitor's computer through their browser about the latest updates that your blog or organization has to offer. Such as:
How to do that?
Solution:
Instead of implementing the notification with API, use Push.js instead. It is a free notification library that handles all the basic push notifications with a couple of JavaScript lines.
You can invoke Push.js with
<script>
Push.create('Hello! Thank you for allowing to push notification. I will be updating you with the latest updates')
</script>
To see more advanced configurations, head over to https://github.com/Nickersoft/push.js to see the available options.
In case you pressed the "BLOCK" button and unable to see the prompt again during testing phase, you will need to revoke the block/allow
notifications in your browser.
To do this for example, in Chrome - click settings
, scroll down to Advanced
tab, click Content Settings
and click Notifications
OR paste this chrome://settings/content/notifications
into the address bar.
NOTE: From my own experience, Push notifications will not be able to work with localhost.
See also : Javascript : Put image into Chrome browser's console
By Adam Ng
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