I am trying to implement Safari Web Push using the document to setup APNS and receive silent push messages on a react app on Safari browser. At this point, I have added an endpoint to get push packages on calling window.safari.requestPermission. This prompts the user to enable notification and grants the permission and returns with a device token. I have a server-side node script implemented using node-apn to send a silent push message to the client using a device token. The send function resolves with a successful response. Sample message packet that I am sending via APNS: { "aps": { "content-available": 1 }, "customData": "custom data", "topic": "web.push.ID" } I am expecting the payload to be delivered to the client through an event. I am trying this with the below function on the web page. window.addEventListener('push', function (event) { if (event && event.push) { const payload = event.push; console.log('safari received payload in window.addEventListener:', payload); } }); However, I do not see any message coming to the client. Can someone please point me to what I am missing here? Thanks a lot for your help in advance.

I need my app to open all other links except domain.com. But clicking on domain.com still opens the app though I have added 'excluded': true. Below is my aasa file { "applinks": { "apps": [], "details": [ { "appID": "com.domain", "paths": ["NOT /"], "components": [ { "/": "/", "exclude": true }, { "/": "/biz/*" }, { "/": "/offers/deal-detail*", "?": { "oId": "*" } }, { "/": "/review/*" }, { "/": "/emailActionHandler*" } ] } ] } } I have also tried to verify this with swcutil tool, and it gives the right matches and blocks 'domain.com'. But the actual behavior on an iOS device is not the same.