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iOS Web Push now available on Safari, Edge with iOS 16.4 on iPhone and iPad

By Mohit Kuldeep

With the release of iOS 16.4, web push notifications are now available on Safari for iOS and iPad OS. This means that website owners can now send push notifications to their iOS users directly from their website. Update (March 24, 2023): Web Push Notifications on iOS now work in Edge browser as well with the final release of iOS 16.4 on iPhone and...

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