It would be nice if we can have more robust mobile side push notification, and I don't think it's super complex to implement (I can probably finish it in a week myself). It's like:

1. Build a mobile login API, that accepts: username, password / fg password, verification code, device info, and a push token.
2. In the backend, associate the push token with user info.
3. When a browser push notification is delivered, also send a APNS or GCM push package. The implementation is everywhere with all backend languages.

Hi supersets,

As of right now nothing will be done, we’re waiting for apple to implement something that’s 6 years old. Once done, there will be better optimization for push notifications on IOS.

https://www.izooto.com/blog/ios-safari-push-notifications-in-2021




This post was edited by Krawk on Dec 1 2021 07:30pm

thanks, please let me know if any dev work is needed. ios part is easy, guess the hard part is to find the code that's responsible for sending push notification. Implementing an API to associate user with token should be easy if the backend is done correctly.