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  1. azure.microsoft.com › en-us › productsNotification Hubs - Mobile push notifications | Microsoft Azure

    Notification Hubs. Send push notifications to any platform from any back end. Try Azure for free Create a pay-as-you-go account. Overview. Reach all major platforms—iOS, Android, Windows, Kindle, Baidu. Use any back end, in the cloud or on-premises. Fast broadcast push to millions of mobile devices with single API call.

  2. learn.microsoft.com › en-us › azureWeb push notifications with Azure Notification Hubs

    • Overview
    • Set credentials
    • Create registrations and installations
    • Send push notifications
    • Next steps

    This article describes how to send browser push notifications to single users through Azure Notification Hubs.

    At a high level, the process is:

    1.Set credentials:

    •In the Azure portal

    •Using the REST API

    2.Create registrations and installations.

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    Set credentials in Azure portal

    You can set credentials for browser push in the Azure portal using the browser credentials. For the preview, use this link to access the Azure portal in order to manage browser push features. To set browser push credentials in the portal, follow these steps: 1.In the Azure portal, open the Browser (Web Push) blade in your notification hub. 2.Enter your existing VAPID keys, or generate a new VAPID key pair using a service such as the VAPID Key Generator. 3.Select Save.

    Set credentials using REST API

    You can also set the browser credentials for browser push by using the REST API, such as using the Create Or Update Hub REST API method, the Azure Resource Manager API, or the V2 RP. Enter the credentials in this format, providing the subscription ID, resource group, namespace, and notification hub:

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    Native registration request body
    Browser template registration request body
    Installation request body

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    Create direct sends

    For a direct send, you'll need the endpoint URI, p25DH key, and auth secret from a browser subscription. For more information about direct send notifications, see Direct send. To create a direct send notification, follow these steps: 1.Set the following headers for browser push: •ServiceBusNotification-Format - browser •ServiceBusNotification-DeviceHandle - endpoint: the endpoint field from the subscription •P256DH: the p256dh field from the subscription •Auth: the auth field from the subscription 2.Create the message body. The message body is typically in this format: You can specify other fields in the body; for example, icon, to change the icon per message. 3.Send the notification.

    Create audience sends

    For an audience send, use the same ServiceBus Notification-Format header used for a direct send, and modify the message payload as desired. Optionally, specify a tag expression using the ServiceBusNotification-Tags header. For more information about creating an audience send, see Send an APNS native notification. To create an audience send using the SDK, use the following statement:

    Create debug/test sends

    Debug sends are created in the Azure portal and require registrations and installations. After you create registrations for the devices, follow these steps to create a debug send notification: 1.In the Azure portal, open the Test Send blade in your notification hub. 2.In the Platform field, select Browser. 3.Specify Send to Tag Expression. 4.Modify Payload to your desired message. 5.Select Send.

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    •Find out more about direct sends

    •Send batches directly to a collection of device handles

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  4. learn.microsoft.com › en-us › azureAzure Notification Hubs Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

    Azure Notification Hubs has two resource levels: hubs and namespaces. A hub is a single push resource that can hold the cross-platform push information of one app. A namespace is a collection of hubs in one region. Recommended mapping matches one namespace with one app. Within a namespace, you can have a production hub that works with your ...

  5. learn.microsoft.com › en-us › azureSend notifications to Universal Windows Platform apps using ...

    Feb 8, 2024 · You create a blank Windows Store app that receives push notifications by using the Windows Push Notification Service (WNS). Then, you use your notification hub to broadcast push notifications to all devices that are running your app. Note. You can find the completed code for this tutorial on GitHub.

    Usage example

    InitNotificationsAsync();

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  7. support.mozilla.org › push-notifications-firefoxWeb Push notifications in Firefox | Firefox Help

    Web Push notifications in Firefox. Web Push allows websites to notify you of new messages or updated content. While Firefox is open, websites which have been granted permission can send notifications to your browser, which displays them on the screen. Notifications only display when you press a key on your keyboard or tap/click anywhere on the ...

  8. devblogs.microsoft.com › azure-notification-hubsAnnouncing Browser Push GA with Azure Notification Hubs

    Mar 27, 2024 · Azure Notification Hubs now supports Browser Push for all major browsers including Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Apple Safari is not included as you can use existing APNS support as described in Configuring Safari Push Notifications , with certificate-based authentication.

  9. blogs.windows.com › windowsdeveloper › 2013/09/16Delivering push notifications to millions of ... - Windows Blog

    Sep 16, 2013 · Bing News: Using Windows Azure Notification Hubs to deliver breaking news to millions of devices. One of the apps that started to use Windows Azure Notification Hubs since the Public Preview launched last January is the Bing News app included on all Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 devices. The Bing News app needs the ability to notify their users ...