Push API
Provides web-apps with scripted access to server-sent notifications.
Jonathan Sampson [MSFT]
shared this idea
Push API is enabled by default in Edge included in Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17063.
26 comments
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Marco Colli
commented
I would like to add support for Edge to our web push service before the Preview is released to the public. Is there any way to download the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17063?
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Miro Grenda
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Great news :-)
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SWdV
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@HJ It says since June 2016 so that's not even 2 years :p
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HJ
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It's more than 3 years that this feature is in development. Please do some thing
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Marco Colli
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It's more than a year that this feature is in development. Any updates?
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Richard Maher
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Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) blows the W3C/IETF Success Prevention Depts out of the water!
See my comment below 4-Jul-16. Edge engineers no longer have an excuse to hamstring Microsoft Hub Notification broadcasts. (NB: Firebase are also working on implementing background geolocation!!!)
Broadcast Messaging and Topic Based subscription is now available to
your WebApp just like native Apps thanks to FCM.https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/js/send-multiple
I am absolutely ecstatic about this, as we all should be, and equally
grateful to FCM for having managed to bypass the recalcitrance and sheer
bloody-mindedness of spec-authors to provide functionality that everyone
outside the ivory-towers was begging for.Anyway rejoice and be glad as Native Apps have one less stick to beat us
over the head with. And you Firefox fans are no longer stuck with
Mozilla's third-rate AutoPush!Now if we can only get background geolocation with ServiceWorkers
nothing can stop WebApps: -
https://github.com/w3c/ServiceWorker/issues/745Happy Days!!!
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Nikky
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Still under development??
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Алексей Мичник
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Glad to see at least something useful whis is not "under consideration"! Great! Hope development will be completed soon
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Richard Maher
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[[[ I've sent the following to Elio Damaggio of Microsoft ]]]
Hi Elio,
Can you please help me with a conundrum I simply cannot work out by myself?
How can the author of this comprehensive problem description and technically brilliant solution: -
https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2013/09/16/delivering-push-notifications-to-millions-of-devices-with-windows-azure-notification-hubs/
be the same person to allow his name to be put to this second rate piece of ****: -
https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-webpush-protocol-06Why can't Web Apps subscribe to Topics with all device-topic matching done in the Push Service totally unseen from the Application Server?
Why do you hate us?
Cheers Richard Maher
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Richard Maher
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Regardless of W3C and IETF handicapping, please support Windows Notification Hub topic-base multi-cast to the UI: -
Topic-based multicast. Broadcasting push notifications to different markets, based on interests of individual users, requires efficient pub sub routing and topic-based multicast logic
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Richard Maher
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Please also see https://github.com/w3c/push-api/issues/189#issuecomment-207477278
I would be grateful if Microsoft would take an active roll in specification formulation
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Vivek Khandelwal
commented
Looking forward to this !!
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Richard Maher
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Thank-you for prioritizing this and Service Workers!
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Richard Maher
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PS. Please update your compatibility/support icons. The Push AP is NOW supported by Chrome, FireFox, Opera, and Safari, and the Android browser.
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Nikola Nikolic
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Mandatory!
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Anonymous
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This is related to service workers
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greenland
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I just assumed this was supported in 1.0... guess not. Maybe they're holding off until they figure out some way to shoehorn Cortana into this functionality.
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Anonymous
commented
Much awaited.
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Wajid
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Much awaited
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Mohamed Hafez commented
Really important new feature, please add! Edge/IE is now the only major browser not supporting some kind of an offline Push API, would be a great start for Edge to show Microsoft will now keep up with new standards.