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 ...

That may change in a big way in iOS 15.4. According to Maximiliano Firtman on his blog firt.dev, Apple has laid the groundwork to finally allow Safari push notifications in iOS and iPadOS.

Specifically speaking about Safari, Apple’s web browser will now support web push notifications, extension syncing, and more with the update. One of the biggest complaints about the iOS version ...

Apple released the first beta of iOS ... Web Push that Apple added to Safari 16.1 for macOS Ventura. Apple is adding Web Push to Home Screen web apps, which lets developers send push notifications ...

With iOS 16, Apple will bring support for opt-in web notification support later in 2023, allowing users to receive notifications from websites through Safari and, presumably, other supported ...

and more While Apple iOS notifications have been around since 2009, it's only this year at WWDC that Apple introduced its Push Notifications Console, a tool for developers to use for managing ...

iOS developers ... notifications — as long as they have your consent. Apple has updated its App Store guidelines and one of the new changes allows third-party companies to use push notifications ...