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I'm trying to enable web push in my Bubble app using a plugin and the documentation says I should add service worker (as in this doc). But there is no option to add service-worker to Bubble app.
Is it not possible in Bubble app?

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**EDIT for more information for iOS you can search here:
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These are the steps you must do:
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