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# Web

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Batch supports sending push notifications directly to web browsers, desktop or mobile. They allow you to reengage your users, even if your website is closed.

Did we tell you that Android supports them? Once you integrate the SDK, you'll be able to push them directly from your website, without making them install your app. And just like native applications, web push notifications can have rich content.

{% hint style="info" %}
Web Push is a paid option. Also available as a standalone paid plan. Contact your sales representative for more information.
{% endhint %}

#### Browser compatibility

Batch implements the Push API W3C standard: any browser implementing it is compatible with our Web SDK. This includes Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari 16+ and derivatives such as Opera, Vivaldi or Brave.

Since v3.0.0 Batch also supports the APNs protocol used by Safari for Web Push Notifications on macOS.

Since v3.4.0 Batch now supports standard Safari for Web Push Notifications on macOS Ventura.

Since v3.5.0 Batch now supports standard Safari for Web Push Notifications for PWAs on iOS 16.4.

Since v5.0.0, Batch has drop the support of APNs protocol. So every browser goes through the same standard Web Push path (VAPID + service worker).

Minimum supported versions: Chrome 63, Firefox 57, Edge 79, Safari 16 (macOS Ventura 13.0). On older browsers the SDK still starts and keeps collecting events and profile data, but push notifications are unavailable.

|         | Chrome | Safari | Firefox | Edge |
| ------- | ------ | ------ | ------- | ---- |
| Windows | ✓      |        | ✓       | ✓    |
| macOS   | ✓      | ✓      | ✓       | ✓    |
| Android | ✓      |        | ✓       | ✓    |
| iOS     |        | ✓\*    |         |      |

*\* iOS Web Push Notifications are only supported in installed PWAs, on iOS 16.4 or higher.*


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