
Maybe Chromium 77 was still not able to subscribe correctly for web push notifications. 116 from summer 2019Ģ- Microsoft is redirecting requests to Google servers, instead of Microsoft serversģ- Google FCM is sending an empty message (even if the payload was accepted successfully). You can play around with different settings (without paddings, aesgcm encryption, different payloads), the result is always the same.ġ- Edge for Android is still (december 2020) using chromium. The Google server is accepting the message sent and will forward it to the webpage.

If site is in background, a notification appears with the text "This site was updated in the background"ĭoes anyone know if this is supposed to work on the mobile Edge browser and what could be the problem? If site is in foreground, no notification appears Use the subscription info to send a message from the companion site.Ī notification should appear with the data sent in the companion site.Visit the site on using Edge on your phone, enable notifications and copy the subscription info.Make the resulting site available to your Android phone, e.g.Setup the example as described in the text (including using the correct public key from the companion site).

To isolate the problem I have managed to reproduce it using one of Googles own examples: Any push notification I try to send only gets displayed with the text "This site was updated in the background". I am currently testing in other browsers including Microsoft Edge but I have run into some problems. I am developing a site which is sending web push notifications and have so far tested this successfully with Chrome.
