[Benjamin_Dobell]

Wait... what? Deceptive... really? Come on now.

http://caniuse.com/

In terms of tracked features they're ahead of Edge with both their stable release and in development (TP) builds.

Don't let your own prejudices distort reality.

[whyileft]

http://caniuse.com/#feat=notifications

Every. single. other. browser. Including desktop Safari.

[Benjamin_Dobell]

I can play that game too:

http://caniuse.com/#feat=es6-module

Like I said, "ahead of the game in a lot of areas", not every area.

[tinus_hn]

Except all the mobile browsers. Which makes sense since nobody wants notifications on their phone from a website.

[detaro]

> Which makes sense since nobody wants notifications on their phone from a website.

When the alternative is installing an app just for some simple notifications I temporarily want, hell yes I want that option. Let's hope PWAs get there and the browser vendors figure out good UI to deal with them.

[MBCook]

As an iOS and MacOS user..... GOOD.

I hate websites trying to give me notifications. I like that I don't get stupid prompts from mobile Safari about that kind of thing.

[saurik]

Instead you get "stupid prompts from mobile Safari" to install apps, which websites mostly do so they can send you push notifications: same prompts, even more annoying (as often the "carrot" is that some of the content or UI requires the app).

[MBCook]

Honestly I don't see a lot of those anymore. Perhaps it's the ad blocker, perhaps it's the fact that they realized it doesn't work well, or perhaps I just don't go to sites that push it.

[eridius]

That's clearly not true.

IE: Not Supported

Opera Mini: Not Supported

Chrome for Android: Not Supported