Web

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.
Browser compatibility
Batch supports the Push API W3C standard, meaning that any browser implementing it will be compatible with our Web SDK. This includes Chrome, Firefox, Edge 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. More info here.
Since v3.5.0 Batch now supports standard Safari for Web Push Notifications for PWAs on iOS 16.4.
Here's the detailed browser compatibility table:
Windows
✓
✓
✓
macOS
✓
✓
✓
✓
Android
✓
✓
✓
iOS
✓²
¹ N/A (Not Applicable): this browser does not support push notifications or does not exist on this platform. ² iOS Web Push Notifications are only supported in installed PWAs, on iOS 16.4 or higher.
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