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refs/heads/master:/webpush
 # web push bullshit

 you do some javascript, get a URL, and open a websocket
 to the server behind that URL. then tell the URL to your server
 then your server is supposed to send data to that URL
 so that the other server can store and forward the message..

 and this is set by default to servers operated by browser
 vendors. and afaik, can't be changed by the javascript.
 you /can/ change what the server is in firefox using
 about:config, but then all the websites that use web
 push would try to push through there.

 maybe it should be done in a
 "this is my private webpush server for use by just the
 browsers running in my LAN"
 so you're able to store and forward only messages meant
 for you. so it'd be like a mail server.

 haven't found any software for running a private webpush
 server yet.

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