Push notification are not supported in this browser

[Datpt2508]

I used the same code as the example, it works fine on the web but with PWA it returns the message: "Push notification are not supported in this browser". I have put the PWA on the iPad screen. How can I request notification?

[unamashana]

Are you running this on a https URL?

For anyone else reading, worth mentioning that this is about webpushtest.com

[Datpt2508]

i runing on localhost:3000. uhm my bad, i try to use https URL, it working well

[Datpt2508]

@unamashana btw i have a question. Does the token magicbell have time to expire ?? I searched the docs but did not see the expiration information of the magicbell token.

[unamashana]

@Datpt2508 I need to check the expiration time, but in general, think of it as good for a session. Curious about your question though - what did you have in mind?

[Datpt2508]

what I mean is that I want to know the token expiration time so I can handle my next logic. In addition, I want to know how to refresh the token if it expires automatically. Does the magicbell have that feature? i use @magicbell/webpush. and I want to keep my PWA always getting notifications. Thank you so much for support

[Datpt2508]

i try to decode my token and get the expiration time, but I don't exactly how long the expiration time works. maybe 12h or 24h??? Do you know the exact expiration time of the token?

[smeijer]

Hi @Datpt2508 , the access token to subscribe to push notifications, is a short-lived token. You'll need to request it and directly use it to subscribe. It expires within an hour.

It's meant to transfer a session from say your webpage, to a modal (using window.open) without exposing sensitive data such as the user hmac in the URL / browser history.

[Datpt2508]

i got it, thank you for support