If you schedule a post, the plugin SHOULD send the notification out when the post is published.
Going to my own site via search from a new browser, I have been prompted, and not just from the home page.
Although I know there is a limit, I would recommend not overusing this fine plugin. You don’t want to spam your users. If you send out too many notifications, people will unsubscribe.
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bren99
(@bren99)
Hi @arbpen thanks for your help… I just wonder if they have turned off the Google Chrome browser let’s say will they see the push notification on their desktop if the computer is not tuned off ?
That’s what I’m hopping for in any case)))
I often have my browser closed, but most browsers run in background anyway. If the browser is closed, when the user opens it, they will receive the notification, even if the computer has been turned off.
For example, I have a new recipe scheduled for Fridays at noon. Of course, I might have actually made the post weeks before, but scheduled it for that Friday. I’m not at work on Fridays, and my work computer is off when I’m not here. So, Monday morning, when I turn the computer on since the browser starts running in the background when I turn on the computer, I get a notification of the recipe I posted on the prior Friday afternoon.
(Have to self-promote – https://the-good-plate.com/ )
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bren99
(@bren99)
Thank you for such a clear explanation @arbpen. That’s actually what I need for my posts as well. I will start setting up the messages as soon as I get info about the limits.
