How to create chrome notification for webapplications in asp.net ?

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Hii ,

I have developed web application which is helpful for giving alerts for the users regarding based on logics and all of application.

What I was thinking is there any way to give chrome notifications to users from webapplication ?

I am not sure how to apply this in asp.net applications

Below is like which is something I am talking about

http://deanhume.com/home/blogpost/push-notifications-on-the-web---google-chrome/10128[^]

Posted 17-Dec-15 23:33pm

Torakami

Updated 19-Dec-15 2:04am

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VICK 18-Dec-15 5:57am

Can u explain "Chrome Notifications" a bit more?

deepankarbhatnagar 18-Dec-15 6:30am

PLease explain where you struck

Torakami 19-Dec-15 7:54am

It is something new API which is now a days supported by browsers .. We can call it as push notifications or web notifications which send web applications alerts throgh browser

Torakami 19-Dec-15 8:05am

http://deanhume.com/home/blogpost/push-notifications-on-the-web---google-chrome/10128[^]

dimas1971 7-Aug-18 23:43pm

Hi! Did you find any solution yet?

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2015-12-18T03:39:00

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Mozilla Developer Network has documentation of the API:
Using the Notifications API | MDN[^]

There's a handy open-source wrapper for the API available:
Notify.js - A handy wrapper for the Web Notifications API[^]

If you want to trigger notifications from the server, rather than from the client code, then take a look at SignalR:
http://signalr.net/[^]

Posted 18-Dec-15 3:39am

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 19-Dec-15 8:48am

5ed.

Torakami 19-Dec-15 10:05am

Hey Thanks .. I have folowed your links

https://alxgbsn.co.uk/2013/02/20/notify-js-a-handy-wrapper-for-the-web-notifications-api/

But I am not getting why this is not working with chrome.

Can you please tell me how to make that project workable for chromwe

A note about Chrome

Unlike other browsers that implement the Web Notification API, Chrome does not permit requesting permission on page load (it must be as a result of user interaction, such as a click event).

But not sure what does this mean . this project works with mjozila

Richard Deeming 4-Jan-16 8:16am

The online demo[^] works fine for me in Chrome.

The note just means that you can't request permission to show a notification when the page loads; you must wait for the user to click an element on the page first. In the demo, that happens when the user clicks the button.