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Hello! I noticed that when I click an FCM push notification, and there's already a tab open in the background, the browser just opens that tab, but contrary to what I expected, it does not redirect to the link I pass in fcmOptions.link. I looked into the SDK code, it looks like this:
const link = getLink(internalPayload);
// ...
let client = await getWindowClient(url);
if (!client) {
client = await self.clients.openWindow(link);
// Wait three seconds for the client to initialize and set up the message handler so that it
// can receive the message.
await sleep(3000);
} else {
client = await client.focus();
}
So the link is not used when the tab is already open in background. Would it makes sense to call client.navigate(link) in addition to focus()? Is there a way to do that without changing the SDK?
(I looked further in what happens with the event, and it's passed to the client, but the SDK only propagates PUSH_RECEIVED to onMessage, and leaves NOTIFICATION_CLICKED for other purposes.)
Alternatively, I'd be happy if I could just make it open a new tab every time.
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Hello! I noticed that when I click an FCM push notification, and there's already a tab open in the background, the browser just opens that tab, but contrary to what I expected, it does not redirect to the link I pass in
fcmOptions.link. I looked into the SDK code, it looks like this:So the link is not used when the tab is already open in background. Would it makes sense to call
client.navigate(link)in addition tofocus()? Is there a way to do that without changing the SDK?(I looked further in what happens with the event, and it's passed to the client, but the SDK only propagates
PUSH_RECEIVEDtoonMessage, and leavesNOTIFICATION_CLICKEDfor other purposes.)Alternatively, I'd be happy if I could just make it open a new tab every time.
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