@aaronpk none
@aaronpk Iām a career IT pro and Iām notified out. I donāt use browser notifications and I agree with the earlier statement thatās what RSS is for
@aaronpk Chat clients, some social networks (I turn them on for Mastodon), some email (though which emails do notify better be highly configurable if so)... communication platforms, basically
@aaronpk It become so common place that I have trained myself to unsee them and just click Block. My notification pane is a very valuable estate.
@aaronpk I keep my notifications from apps very minimal (mostly just chat mentions, and hide almost all app icon badges), so for browser notifications it would be similar... Web applications where something is kind of important to see soon.
@aaronpk Literally none.
@aaronpk That's what RSS is for.
Maybe if I was playing a turn based game in a browser. But never for a news site, blog, or store.
@aaronpk Webmail/calendar/reminders is a good use. Online project management suites or chat interfaces (on mention, for instance)
@aaronpk I have never said yes, nor wished any site offered it.
@aaronpk I never use them, but people who like webmail, web calendars, and web chat... I can see wanting notifications from those kinds of tools.
@aaronpk Just this one (Mastodon web UI).
