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GCM native permission prompt - can it be replaced or adjusted?
Does anyone know if the GCM native notification prompt you see on Browsers such as Chrome, can be replaced or adjusted in any way so that we show a more presentable popup instead?
Here is a native prompt example:
Solution
No, you cannot customize it.
The only option would be do draw your custom dialog with HTML / CSS, then when someone clicks subscribe display the default browser dialog: I've already seen it on some websites, but I strongly recommend against it (because of the bad UX it provides).
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