An example of push notifications in Chrome beta. The story behind the story: For most of us, the web browser became the most essential app on our PC desktops long ago.

Push notifications are alerts that users can subscribe to when they visit a website. Typically, a pop-up menu will appear asking if the person wants to sign up for notifications. The user then has ...

Fraudulent browser push notifications as a means of phishing and advertising are gaining popularity, with the share of users hit by the problem growing month-on-month in 2019. As shown by recent ...

Unlike email notifications, push notifications appear as little pop-ups in the browser window. For example, let’s say you visit a blog, see a pop-up asking if you’d like to receive push ...

The days of hoarding tabs is over for Firefox users. A new update to the browser allows websites to send you push notifications without the website open. Instead of keeping your email, social ...

In this article, we’ll be discussing if browser push notifications can become an effective email marketing alternative or is it wise for marketers to leverage the power of both.

A combination of emails and browser push notifications serve as the perfect duo when you want to build hyper-personalized customer conversations without worrying too much about additional ad spends.

Browser Push Notifications are highly personalized messages delivered to the individual based on the user's behavior on a brand's website. These notifications are dynamic, clickable, and deep ...

Stop websites from sending Push or Web Notifications by turning off Notifications in Chrome, Edge & Firefox. Manage or block them completely.

Don't want notifications while surfing the web? If you're looking to cut back on the ones you get, here's how to disable push notifications in your browser.