iOS special requirements for web push notifications
iOS has some additional requirements for web push notifications. First requirement: Add to Home Screen If your PWA is opened inside a browser tab on iOS, then the notifications... More Details
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What happens to the push subscription when you clear data from browser?
A user visits a website and subscribes to the notifications. Then, after some time, he opens the browser settings and clicks "clear data" in order to remove the history and all t... More Details
How to build a custom notification prompt with Tailwind and PusherStudio
Let's see how to design a custom prompt for asking notification permission using Tailwind CSS. Although you cannot replace the native permission prompt defined by the browser, i... More Details
Google is removing the inactive and unreachable push subscriptions
Have you noticed an increase in the number of invalid subscriptions that return 404 when you send a notification? That can be related to a recent change in the Chrome push servic... More Details
How to send notifications with JavaScript (in 10 lines of code)
It's very simple to display a native notification using JavaScript. <script> function showNotification() { Notification.requestPermission().then(permission => {... More Details
Is it possible to display newlines inside web notifications?
You can include newlines and line breaks inside the body of web notifications. Newline characters (\n) work properly on all major browsers (like all the other Unicode characters... More Details
Web Push Notifications: multiple accounts on the same browser
How can you manage push notifications when a user uses multiple accounts on the same browser? What can you do if multiple users use the same device / browser? For example: Us... More Details
Send recurring web notifications to re-engage your users
Recurring web notifications (e.g. every day, every week, every month, etc.) can be a simple strategy to re-engage your website users. Here's some examples of recurring notificat... More Details
Add analytics to web push notifications
How can you collect analytics for web push notifications (e.g. clicks)? If you have a website that sends web push notifications you probably want to collect some stats, includin... More Details
Domain redirect and web push notifications
Have you ever wondered what happens to the subscribers that receive your notifications if you decide to migrate to a new domain? The first thing to notice is that the push ... More Details
Why the image is not displayed in the web push notification?
In this article we give some tips for troubleshooting, in case the image of a web push notification is not displayed. Image format Some image formats, like SVG may not be ... More Details
Frequently asked questions
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Yes, definitely! All you need to do is include our import script to the first line of your service worker file and have our snippet added to the of your website.
However, please note you can not use multiple push notification services at the same time. Make sure there is only one service using the Push API
You can choose a vibration pattern for the device’s vibration hardware to emit when the notification fires. At the moment, this functionality is supported by Chrome, Opera, and Samsung browsers on Android up to version O.
We take the utmost care in protecting your data. Your payment details are completely processed by our payment service provider who is PCI DSS compliant. All communication goes through HTTPS connections which are RSA-encrypted.
There can be a few reasons for this. First, check if you correctly embedded our code into your website. Next up, check if your domain is spelled correctly in the PusherStudio settings. Finally, you might have exceeded your plan limit, consider upgrading to a higher plan!
To use PusherStudio, your website needs to be HTTPS-enabled. HTTPS makes your website more secure by encrypting the traffic between your server and your visitors. If your website is already HTTPS-enabled, great! If not, keep reading.
You have two options to add HTTPS to your website. The first option is that you ask your hosting provider to activate it for you. The second option is that you obtain an SSL certificate yourself, which can be done for free via Let’s Encrypt.
Subsequently, create an account with PusherStudio or Sign In. Go to your domain > Configuration > Installation. You could choose for manual installations or installation for extensions. With the extension, you only need to install and configure it, no need to go through the steps of 'Default Installation'.
If you want to install PusherStudio manually, download the Javascript file and add the file to the root directory of your website’s source code. If you manage the content of your website yourself, you can insert the files into the root folder. If you use a third party CMS such as Wordpress, you can add the files via the CMS portal. The last step is including the code snippet we generated for you in the of your website. Similar to the Javascript file, you can either add this yourself in the index.html, or input it via your CMS.
You can verify if you set everything up correctly by navigating to https://yourdomain.com/pusherstudio.js. If you do not get a 404 error, everything should be working!
That’s all, your website is now ready to send Push Notifications!
Yes, with our campaigns feature, you can configure multiple notification campaigns. Define rules when subscribers enter your campaign and design the timeline. You are in full control of when subscribers receive particular notifications. You can even override particular timeline settings to control specific events.
Yes, we do. You will receive a compliant invoice which you can use for your administration.
We now charge tax on top of the subscription price. If you are a business, you can remit the tax from your local tax authority.
We support all major browsers, including:
Chrome (Desktop + Mobile)
Firefox (Desktop + Mobile)
Microsoft Edge (Desktop)
Opera (Desktop + Mobile)
Safari for Mac
Please note that iOS does not currently support Web Push Notifications. As soon as Apple provides support for iOS, we will implement this for use with PusherStudio.
Time to Live
The Time to Live value controls the period PusherStudio tries to deliver a message to your subscribers. This is especially useful for non-mobile devices which are not always online.
You can reduce the TTL for time-sensitive messages. That way, your subscribers won’t receive the messages after it stopped being relevant.
The maximum duration of a TTL messages can be set to 28 days (40320 minutes).
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