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I would like to upgrade a system that currently sends out apple push notifications specifically to safari browsers. The current system uses the old binary API for communicating with APNS.

Due to payload limits in the older version I would really like to upgrade. The new API allows for more payload in the notifications. From the documentation I looked into so far, I don't quite understand if the HTTP/2.0 is also available for sending notifications to safari browsers or is it only for mobile devices?

In my case I would like to use certificate based authentication, since I already have them for the current system. Please let me know if I should still try upgrading or there is no support.

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The HTTP/2-based Apple Push Notification service (APNs) provider API lets you send Safari push notification. It supports certificate based authentication as well.

P. S. I haven't found any mention about it withing Apple documentation (it contains only description outdated binary protocol) but I tryed to send a Safari notification with cert based authentication and got success.

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Safari on iOS does not support push notifications. Safari on MacOS, however, does.

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  • Yeah, I am aware of that. Just would like to know if http 2.0 is supported for dispatching the notifications – Emma Aug 13 '18 at 09:41