newtoorion unfortunately it doesn't seem to be a priority as they're focussing on the built-in adblocker. It puzzles me a bit as I don't get why you wouldn't just support the golden standard in adblocking and be done with it, especially when Orion's USP has always been being able to install Chrome/Firefox extensions.
laiz the new website where this can be tested is: https://buffsports.me/
update: I've tried uninstalling uBO and just going with the native adblocker, and I've noticed that it simply does not block ads on reddit regardless of the exception rule
and on that note, it seems that RES and uBO do not conflict with each other anymore
@Vlad on my first and second posts on this thread I mentioned that only Safari 16 (and later) supports the Web Push API, used Twitter as the example (with screenshots), and even linked to the documentation of both types of notification types... I'm confused as to why this topic is going around in circles
That said, pushassist.com doesn't seem to work for me either.
I'm testing with this one: https://cleverpush.com/en/test-notifications/
And these are the results I get:Safari 16.x
When clicking on the "greetings" button for the first time
When clicking on it again:
Arc browser:
Orion 0.99.124.4.4-rc (WebKit 616.1.14.11.1):
Vlad Considering that the Chrome/Firefox extension support is one of Orion's standout features, if not the main one, the lack of complete API support and auto-updating is a deal breaker for a lot of people, me included. I can deal with a few crashes and bugs here and there, but not being able to use extensions that are essential for either personal or work use means that Orion cannot become my daily driver
Web notification support is coming to iOS on 16.4: https://webkit.org/blog/13878/web-push-for-web-apps-on-ios-and-ipados/
Basically the same suggestion as this one, but for Orion on iOS.
jp06 I've posted that request when Ventura came out: https://orionfeedback.org/d/3524-web-push-notifications-supportenhancement/3
Vlad I found an article that makes a pretty good summary of how notifications used to work in Safari 15 and below:
https://blog.pusher.com/safari-push-notifications/
TL;DR:
- Most browsers (i.e. Chromium, Firefox, Edge and Opera) use the Web Push API to support notifications
- Up until now Apple used their own notification gateway for Safari
With the release of macOS Ventura and iOS 16, Safari now supports the Web Push API like the other browsers, more info here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/sending_web_push_notifications_in_safari_and_other_browsers
- Edited
Right now Orion only supports the same push notifications that Safari supported up until version 15, which was a different implementation than Chromium and Firefox based browsers. This meant that a lot of websites never bothered to add specific support for push notifications on Safari.
With the launch of macOS Ventura and Safari 16, Apple has expanded notification support as per their own specifications page:
Now websites such as Twitter, Sofascore, amongst many others, can finally send push notifications to Safari as well.
Here's how Twitter's notifications preferences look like now:
On Orion, where it lacks support, it looks like this (same as pre-Safari 16)
