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Pinterest adds Safari Push Notifications for OS X Mavericks

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Pinterest today announced on its blog that it’s introducing Safari Push Notifications for users running Apple’s new OS X Mavericks update.

This makes it easy to get real-time updates, like when someone comments on your Pin, or sends you a Pin they think you’ll like. Similar to the push notifications you might see on youriPhone or iPad, you can see alerts in the upper right of your desktop screen.

Pinterest is using Apple’s new Apple Push Notifications Service introduced with Mavericks that allows websites to offer users the ability to receive push notifications on their desktop and in the OS X Notification Center. Pinterest push notifications can be activated by visiting Pinterest in Safari on Mavericks.

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Comments

  1. William Cody Winter - 10 years ago

    Doesn’t work for me.

  2. Claude-Michael Comeau - 10 years ago

    Maybe 9to5 could do the same? Not through a third party. Pretty please?

  3. totencough - 10 years ago

    Old news, unless I was in some invitation only-beta. I’ve been using them since Mavericks launched.

  4. Other sites interested in implementing Safari push notifications should check out https://zeropush.com/

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Jordan writes about all things Apple as Senior Editor of 9to5Mac, & contributes to 9to5Google, 9to5Toys, & Electrek.co. He also co-authors 9to5Mac’s Logic Pros series.