When sending a web push to a test user that isn't displaying, which two things should you check?

When sending a web push notification to a test user who is not receiving it, confirming whether foreground push is enabled is essential. Foreground push refers to the ability of a device or application to receive notifications when it is actively being used. If foreground push is not enabled, the notifications will not be displayed even if they are successfully sent, rendering the push notification ineffective for the user.

In addition to checking the foreground push setting, it's typically important to assess whether the user is subscribed to notifications and whether the correct user token is being utilized to ensure that the push notifications can be delivered appropriately. Furthermore, verifying that the test user is included in the intended segment can also affect whether a notification is received. These additional factors help ensure a comprehensive understanding of the scenario when notifications aren't being displayed.