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Mozilla developing Web push notification system for Firefox

Mozilla is apparently developing a push notification system for Firefox to allow websites to push realtime notifications without requiring that the user keep a website open in a tab.

This could be a boon (or a curse, depending on your point view) for social game developers to push notifications to user engaged in muti-player turn-based or social games (i.e. “Come harvest your corn!”)

Read more at Arstechnica

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