Web Push

A Web Push notification is a pop-up message in the desktop and mobile browser. Web Push notifications reach subscribers regardless of whether they are visiting the sender's website at the moment — the browser doesn't even have to be open, since delivery is handled by a Service Worker running in the background wherever the operating system and browser support it.

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Important

Web push token collection is only available for websites that use the HTTPS protocol.

You need to do a few steps before sending web push notifications through Yespo.

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Note

For the Safari browser, complete additional settings before moving on to the first step.

Step 1. Add a website to your Yespo account

See details in the instruction.

Step 2. Set up permission request prompt

Choose single opt-in or double opt-in request prompt and configure its appearance. See details >

Also, you can set multilingual browser push notification permission if you want to communicate with your site visitors in their native languages.

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Note

To send push messages to Progressive Web Apps (PWA), create a manifest file and place it on your site.

The manifest must describe which recourses to use for PWA (you should create it on your own).