Does the iOS/iPadOS version of safari support push api standard with service worker?
As for 2023, IOS 16 will support web push notification. That is announced on their official blog:
https://webkit.org/blog/13878/web-push-for-web-apps-on-ios-and-ipados/
But it seems only web apps that have been added to the Home Screen can request permission to send push notifications.
old answer:
iOS 12, 13, and iOS/iPadOS 14 still doesn't support these features:
- Web Push Notification
- Background Sync
- Page Lifecycle
- Service Workers on WebViews
- Universal Links / Link Capturing
So many requests from the community for these features but Apple don't want to hear it. Maybe they think these features have a bigger chance to be unnecessary exploited(spam, etc). And also maybe they want to force developers to create the native application rather than the progressive web application.
iOS don't support the W3C Spec web push notifications yet. But there is a Safari specific API for web notifications. Refer to this answer on multiple options you have.
https://mcmap.net/q/247563/-can-we-run-firebase-realtime-listening-on-ios-serviceworker
Update: Corrected the Answer in the above link to clarify proprietary solution is only for OS X - Safari and no solution for iOS Safari yet. Custom in app notification is the best we can do today for iOS Safari.
As for 2023, IOS 16 will support web push notification. That is announced on their official blog:
https://webkit.org/blog/13878/web-push-for-web-apps-on-ios-and-ipados/
But it seems only web apps that have been added to the Home Screen can request permission to send push notifications.
old answer:
iOS 12, 13, and iOS/iPadOS 14 still doesn't support these features:
- Web Push Notification
- Background Sync
- Page Lifecycle
- Service Workers on WebViews
- Universal Links / Link Capturing
So many requests from the community for these features but Apple don't want to hear it. Maybe they think these features have a bigger chance to be unnecessary exploited(spam, etc). And also maybe they want to force developers to create the native application rather than the progressive web application.
I tested iOS 12 in beta last week and as Anand said, there is no change about this functionnality and more globally for Progressive Web App because the Web Manifest, in developpement at this moment is not implemented yet.
iOS 15.4 added a Push API feature in safari
Settings > Safari > Advanced > Experimental WebKitFeatures
but it is turned off by default.
That doesn't mean the Web Push Notification is fully supported in iOS but it is a hint that it might be coming soon. Hopefully iOS 16 🤞
It still doesn't, but it was just announced that it's coming in 2023.
Source: https://webkit.org/blog/12824/news-from-wwdc-webkit-features-in-safari-16-beta/
(It's at the bottom of the "Web Push for macOS " section)
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