Why doesn't the browser's native notification permission prompt appear after clicking 'Allow' on the website's custom prompt?

If you have previously interacted with the notification prompts on a website, your browser might remember your choice. The most common reason the browser's native permission prompt doesn't appear after clicking 'Allow' on a custom prompt is that you have already granted permission for that website.

Here's how to check your current notification settings for the site:

1. Look for the padlock icon (or sometimes a settings/tune icon) in your browser's address bar next to the website URL.
2. Click on this icon.
3. Look for a 'Notifications' setting in the dropdown or menu that appears.
4. If it says 'Allowed' or shows that permissions are already granted, the browser will not ask for permission again. This is the expected behavior.

Optional Verification:

You can also check if your browser is successfully subscribed by using the browser's developer console:

1. Open the developer console (usually by pressing F12 or right-clicking on the page and selecting 'Inspect' or 'Inspect Element', then navigating to the 'Console' tab).
2. Type the following command and press Enter:

   Pushwoosh.getPushToken()
   

3. If this command returns a push token (a string of characters), it confirms that your browser is subscribed and has permission to receive notifications from this site.