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      <description>I’m excited to announce a new WebAPI that Mozilla has been working on for the past few months – Push Notifications for Web applications. Push Notifications let web applications be notified that something has changed on the server and that the application should refresh its data. For example, a calendar application can use Push Notifications such that whenever a new event is added on the server, the calendar application gets started in the background.</description>
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