You could, but we're making this change because our user studies show users
respond negatively to unexpected and unwanted prompts. If the users don't
associate their triggering interaction with a desire to accomplish the task
for which you're requesting permission they're still going to say "No" and
hate your site.
On Sat, Nov 9, 2019 at 2:25 PM wrote:
> Let‘s assume that I want to show the notification prompt on my website as
> soon as possible. If I register event handlers for all click, tap, and key
> press events on the page, I should be able to trigger the notification
> prompt on the first such event from within the event handler, correct?
>
> In other words, I’m waiting for *any* interaction from the person (e.g.,
> clicking some text to select it, or a video play button, or a Like button),
> yes?
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