Re:Firefox 72.0
by marcosdumay on Tuesday January 07, 2020 @12:13PM
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I don't understand why browsers would ever not lie about this.
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A non-malicious website could activate some alternative UI for giving you news if you disable notifications.
Re:Firefox 72.0
by currysausage on Tuesday January 07, 2020 @12:22PM
(#21982067)
Maybe because of the privacy implications of web workers keeping connections/checking for new notifications in the background?
"Why are my notifications for Slack not working?"
"Because you've declined to get notifications for Slack"
This does not seem like a reasonable complaint to me.
Re:Firefox 72.0
by ViViDboarder on Thursday January 09, 2020 @10:05AM
(#22001751)
But the application would have no way of knowing that to display this message to the user if the browser lies about it.
"Check if you have notifications enabled for Slack on your browser's settings"