Can PushAlert be implemented on non-https (non-secure http) websites?
PushAlert can be implemented on both HTTP and HTTPS
websites. The implementation is a bit different but it's possible on both
easily. In case of HTTP websites, you will need your own HTTPS domain or subdomain (different than your main domain) which will be used for subscribing your users. This feature is available on Premium and above plans only, kindly reach out to support for more information.
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Are websites based on CMS like Wordpress, Magento, Joomla, Drupal etc supported?
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