Browser push crypto alerts
A native notification when a price or 24h volume target hits — even if this tab is in the background. It works on desktop and Android Chrome on the live HTTPS site. On iPhone it works too, but only after you add the site to your Home Screen — Apple does not deliver push to a Safari tab. Telegram and email need no install. CoinMarketCap's app also sends price push on a phone; see CoinMarketCap vs our alerts if that is the comparison.
How to enable browser push
- 1Sign up
Email code or Google. Free includes 3 active alerts.
- 2Open the live site in a supported browser
Desktop Chrome, Firefox, or Edge, or Android Chrome, on the HTTPS site. On iPhone, add the site to your Home Screen first and open it from there. Not a local http address.
- 3Click Enable browser push
Allow notifications when the browser asks. Then set a price or 24h volume target as usual.
When to use push vs Telegram vs email
| Factor | Browser push | Telegram | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best on | Desktop or Android Chrome | Any phone, including iPhone | Any inbox |
| iPhone | Works after Add to Home Screen (iOS 16.4+) | Works once the bot is linked | Works from signup |
| Setup | Allow notifications on HTTPS | Link the bot once | On from signup |
| Can be muted by | Focus, OS notification settings | Telegram mute / Focus | Rarely — it is an email |
Keep email on as the backup. Add Telegram if you want the ping on a phone. Push is extra speed on a computer, not a replacement.
FAQ
Do browser push alerts work on iPhone?
Yes, but only after you add Crypto Alerts to your Home Screen. Apple does not deliver web push to sites open in a Safari tab. Open the site in Safari, tap Share, tap Add to Home Screen, then open it from there and enable browser push. Telegram and email work either way.
Which browsers work?
Desktop Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, and Android Chrome, on the live HTTPS site. Safari on Mac can work if you allow notifications for the site. On iPhone and iPad you must add the site to your Home Screen first. Local http and in-app browsers usually cannot.
Do I need browser push to get alerts?
No. Email is on from signup. Telegram is the reliable phone channel. Push is optional and fastest when the OS actually shows it.
I enabled push but nothing appears. What's wrong?
On iPhone, check you opened the Home Screen app rather than Safari - push only reaches the installed app. On a computer, the operating system is usually blocking the browser: Focus / Do Not Disturb, or the browser's notification permission set to None. Telegram and email still fire if those channels are on.
Are browser push alerts free?
Yes. They use the same 3 active alerts on Free. Pro gets 120. Price, volume, and Pro wallet-activity alerts can all use push if you enabled it.