All our existing client-side web notification metrics are dominated by big sites, so we don't have an accurate picture of
-how most web developers are using our APIs, or
-how users interact with notifications, independent of which sites they originate from.
We would like to know this in order to:
have greater insight on spikes/dips in our metrics (eg did we break something, or did BigSite.com just change how they use notifications?),
inform future development of the APIs (e.g. knowing how many sites we'd break if we want to deprecate a feature), and figure out what good & bad user-signals are common themes across many sites - so we can give better advice to sites on do's & don't's when sending notifications.
Additionally, we are currently unable to correlate our metrics, e.g. we know what % of notifications are clicked on, and what % of notifications have images, but we have no way to know whether notifications with images get clicked on more frequently than notifications without images. This type of in-depth insight will also help with all the bullet points above.
Comment 1 by bugdroid1@chromium.org
, May 18 2018