Hi,
I know this is way behind the times. When Apple launched Web app support with Push Notifications with native iOS push notifications, we implemented this relatively quickly, but there were some idiosyncrasies about how it worked that made it a little frustrating to use. That has been fixed in iOS 18.
So, we've deployed it. Give it a try if you want push notifications from MacRumors on your iOS device.
1. Visit MacRumors.com
2. Tap on the share button in Safari.
3. Add to Home Screen
4. Launch MacRumors from your Home Screen. It will ask you if you want Push Notifications.
Things to note:
- You will have to re-login to forums. (Paid users will still get ad-free experience)
- If you don't tap on pushes or open the MacRumors home app after a period of time, pushes will eventually stop. Presumably, Apple does this because if you don't interact with pushes, it figures you are not interested. Re-opening the web app should resume pushes.
I know this is way behind the times. When Apple launched Web app support with Push Notifications with native iOS push notifications, we implemented this relatively quickly, but there were some idiosyncrasies about how it worked that made it a little frustrating to use. That has been fixed in iOS 18.
So, we've deployed it. Give it a try if you want push notifications from MacRumors on your iOS device.
1. Visit MacRumors.com
2. Tap on the share button in Safari.
3. Add to Home Screen
4. Launch MacRumors from your Home Screen. It will ask you if you want Push Notifications.
Things to note:
- You will have to re-login to forums. (Paid users will still get ad-free experience)
- If you don't tap on pushes or open the MacRumors home app after a period of time, pushes will eventually stop. Presumably, Apple does this because if you don't interact with pushes, it figures you are not interested. Re-opening the web app should resume pushes.
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