Notifications API

Syntax

Notification.requestPermission(callback)
Notification.requestPermission().then(callback, rejectFunc)
new Notification(title, options)
notification.close()

Remarks

The Notifications API was designed to allow browser access to notifying the client.

Support by browsers might be limited. Also support by the operating system may be limited.

The following table gives an overview of the earliest browser versions that provide support for notifications.

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Notifications API/

Requesting permission to send notifications

Sending notifications

Closing a notification

Table Of Contents

6 Declarations and assignments

7 Reserved keywords

8 Data types in JavaScript

9 Strings

10 Escape sequences

11 Template Literals

12 Arrays

13 Objects

14 Prototypes objects

15 Classes

16 Variable coercion / conversion

17 Map

18 Set

23 Comparison operations

24 Conditions

25 Loops

26 Functions

27 Arrow functions

28 Date

29 Date comparison

30 Scope

31 AJAX

32 Promises

33 Regular Expression

34 Error Handling

35 Geolocation

36 Cookies

37 Intervals and timeouts

38 Generators

39 History of visited urls

40 Strict mode

41 Custom Elements

42 JSON

43 Binary Data

44 Web Storage

45 Fetch

46 Modules

47 Screen

48 Inheritance

49 Timestamps

50 Destructuring assignment

51 Web Worker

52 Debugging

53 Notifications API

54 WebSockets

55 Web Cryptography API

56 Async functions, async / await

57 Constructor functions

58 execCommand and contenteditable

59 Performance Tips

60 Design patterns

61 requestAnimationFrame

62 Method chaining

63 Global error handling in browsers

64 File API, blobs and FileReaders

65 Console

66 Tail call optimization

69 Symbols

72 Callbacks

73 Functional JavaScript

74 Modals

75 Data attributes

76 Event Loop

77 Battery Status API

78 Data manipulation

79 Transpiling

80 BOM Browser Object Model

81 Unit Testing

82 Linters for ensuring code quality

83 Automatic Semicolon Insertion

84 IndexedDB

85 Anti-patterns

86 Navigator Object

87 Modularization techniques

88 Proxy

89 Same origin policy, cross-origin communication

90 postMessage and MessageEvent

91 WeakMap

92 WeakSet

93 Behaviroal Design Patterns

94 Server-sent events

95 Async iterators

96 Namespacing

97 Evaluating JavaScript

98 Memory efficiency

99 How to make iterator usable inside async callback function

100 Context this

101 Setters and getters

102 Vibration API

103 Fluent API

104 Tilde

105 Security issues

106 Get and set CSS custom variables

107 Events

108 Contributors