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 ...

Why? Because they help you go beyond app engagement. Web push notifications engage audiences on mobile web, and of course, desktop too. So, it’s time to take a look at why you should use web push ...

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 ...

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.

In iOS 16.4 and iPadOS 16.4, both currently still in beta, Apple has added a new feature that allows web apps added to the home screen to send web push notifications to iPhone and iPad users.

According to researchers, iPhone apps are using push notifications to harvest user data, effectively skirting Apple’s privacy rules. The findings come from the Canadian and German duo behind Mysk, who ...

These Safari web apps would send push notifications using the Notification API, Push API, and Service Workers. The Apple WebKit team notes that "a web app that has been added to the Home Screen ...

The iOS and iPadOS 16.4 betas that were seeded to developers today add support for web push notifications, a feature that Apple promised would be coming to iOS 16 back in June. A web app that has ...

Web Push is an opt-in notification service, which will require it to ask users for permission before sending notifications. No exact date was given for the release on macOS Ventura.

For example, e-commerce apps register a 278% lift in engagement on average when push notifications are enabled and music app engagement jumps 177%, the analysis found. Other categories, such as sports ...