@daKmoR @jordaust @passle_ Periodic Background Sync is the option you have (thanks, @jeffposnick, for confirming), but it’s possible at maximum every 24h, not more often.
@iamdtms @simevidas @jimniels @pepelsbey_ The spec got you there: https://t.co/XnSy9DzZrG
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@bramus @simevidas @jimniels @pepelsbey_ Found it for Chromium: https://t.co/43Y36FzpVD.
@simevidas @jimniels @pepelsbey_ The background color is not in the UA stylesheet (neither for light mode [transparent] nor for dark mode [black-ish]):
Chromium: https://t.co/kAGjejjT0v
WebKit: https://t.co/VNqi12ZYGw
Firefox: https://t.co/LlYTVSrESL
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@hussainmurani @Justinwillis96 @andreykalechev This polyfill achieves with existing APIs what the new API gives you. The polyfill can’t magically unlock new features, like, for example, background geolocation. It basically just changes the way to access
@jeffposnick @passle_ Oh, neat. Of course, I forgot about this demo. His problem may still be the interval of 24h.
@passle_ Yes, it’s capped at 24h intervals at max. Not sure if it can trigger a notification, you’d have to try.
@passle_ Another idea is to set an app badge: web.dev/badging-api/. They can be set from a service worker. But also try if periodic background sync works (not sure right now myself).
@JoubranJad It should work 🤔. I’m pretty sure the flag hasn’t expired. Try if it worsvgco.deANJHz9f (install and then enable it). It was working fine for me.
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