Web SDK Changelog
This changelog highlights customer-visible changes to the Pushly Web SDK.
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This changelog highlights customer-visible changes to the Pushly Web SDK.
Stale pre-subscription events that had accumulated in the queue no longer fire in a burst at subscribe time. Events like page views and tag visits are now discarded if they predate the subscription rather than sending with skewed timestamps.
A race condition between permission observation and the prompt grant flow that could emit a duplicate subscribed event has been resolved.
Allow and Dismiss buttons on Slide prompts now properly respond to user interaction.
Service-worker push handling is hardened against malformed payloads, with clearer diagnostics.
Prompt outcomes now flush when a visitor leaves the page, so they're no longer lost when someone leaves immediately after responding to a prompt.
Page views are now event-driven with live permission-change detection.
Eliminated intermittent duplicate "This site has been updated in the background" notification that could appear on Chrome for macOS.
Duplicate service-worker registrations and duplicate subscriptions that could orphan a device's live push endpoint are now prevented and cleaned up.
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