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The idea came to me that it would be nice to have the option to manually send a push notification when the site came back online. It happens that we close the site for a few hours, it would be nice to inform users that the site is now available.
From time to time I see this error in the console.
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'getElementsByTag')
at $.setState (ckeditor.js?v=75e091aa041689860322:858:110)
at $.g (ckeditor.js?v=75e091aa041689860322:852:133)
at b.f (ckeditor.js?v=75e091aa041689860322:10:246)
at b.<anonymous> (ckeditor.js?v=75e091aa041689860322:12:91)
at window.CKEDITOR.window.CKEDITOR.dom.CKEDITOR.editor.CKEDITOR.editor.fire (ckeditor.js?v=75e091aa041689860322:13:285)
at ckeditor.js?v=75e091aa041689860322:355:85
"Users may be able to create an account by signing in with a method"
that's right and here's the problem, I don't know if it's bots or people-bots or AI, but they can bypass Q&A, Captcha and even hidden fields (ipsHide).
Strange thing.
After receiving a push notification, it would be nice if, when clicked, it redirected immediately to the list of notifications and not to the homepage.
I did some tests and actually tags have nothing to do with it. You're right.
Anyway, only Chrome allows you to install a PWA application, Firefox, Opera or Edge only install a "shortcut" on the screen. I didn't pay attention to it before.