Overview

PushPushGo enables collecting subscribers, sending push notifications and many more for websites in multiple browsers:

• Chromium-based browsers like Chrome or Opera,

• Safari (since version 16),

• Edge,

• Firefox,

• any other browser that uses PushAPI and service workers.

Safari from version 16.4 supports iOS push notifications. See requirements.

To use our application functionalities, the following are needed:

• PushPushGo service worker for registering subscribers and delivering push notifications,

• PushPushGo integration script or SDK for managing subscriptions and collecting subscribers' data.

Depending on the project's characteristic, there are two possible integration strategies - Integration with own domain or Basic integration.

Integration with own domain

Integration with own domain requires:

• placing service worker file on the server,

• placing integration script in the source code or implementing SDK,

• having a website with an SSL certificate.

This strategy allows:

• to subscribe with just one click through browser's default form,

• to export the collected subscriber database.

All Safari browser versions require user gesture (click on desktop, tap on mobile device) to display subscription prompt.

Basic integration

Basic integration only requires placing integration script in the source code while service worker is placed on PushPushGo server on a dedicated subdomain, e.g. www-website-address-com.pushpushgo.com.

This strategy is suited for:

• websites without SSL certificate,

• websites built with marketing tools.

However, there are some limitations:

• users have to subscribe in two steps: first step is accepting custom subscription form, then accepting browser's default form in a confirm window,

• subscriber database export is not available since service worker is not registered on owned domain.