Nice, I do like it it had show quite useful for certain use cases.
Pro:
- notifications without needing a account (and e.g. giving them your mail)
- notifications when you use a web app (e.g. mail), I just don't want to install a app
for quite a bunch of things, best it also works in situations where you
simply can't install an app (e.g. company computer)
- less persistent/annoying then mail notifcation (through depends a bit on your OS notification manager)
Cons:
- less reliable
- less persistent then mail notification
- some sites try to push them on users, but then it's a pretty good indicator for which site not to use
Os/User Specific:
- I have seen cases where Windows displayed them quite intrusive and it was non obvious where they where coming from making it hard to disable them for a non tech versatile user.
Especially when it came to web mail clients, web messenger clients and some simple entertainment sites they have shown quite useful to me while the sites I visit normally don't try to push them onto users in an annoying way.
Pro:
- notifications without needing a account (and e.g. giving them your mail)
- notifications when you use a web app (e.g. mail), I just don't want to install a app for quite a bunch of things, best it also works in situations where you simply can't install an app (e.g. company computer)
- less persistent/annoying then mail notifcation (through depends a bit on your OS notification manager)
Cons:
- less reliable
- less persistent then mail notification
- some sites try to push them on users, but then it's a pretty good indicator for which site not to use
Os/User Specific:
- I have seen cases where Windows displayed them quite intrusive and it was non obvious where they where coming from making it hard to disable them for a non tech versatile user.
Especially when it came to web mail clients, web messenger clients and some simple entertainment sites they have shown quite useful to me while the sites I visit normally don't try to push them onto users in an annoying way.