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How
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How to stop web
notifications in Chrome, Firefox, Edge on Windows 11
Did you allow sites to send notifications and now you
receive too many alerts? Here's the fix on Edge, Chrome, and Firefox.
March 23, 2022
On Windows
11, sometimes, when you browse an interesting website, you will
receive a prompt to allow notifications on the desktop when new articles are
published.
If you
click the “Allow” button, and you are now getting tons of notifications, or you
gave the site permission by mistake, it’s possible to stop that and other
websites from pushing updates to the Windows 11 or Windows
10 desktop, whether you use Microsoft
Edge, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
This guide will
teach you the easy steps to prevent a specific website from showing
notifications on Windows 11 from the three major web browsers.
·
Block site notifications on Edge
·
Block site notifications on Chrome
·
Block site notifications on Firefox
Block
site notifications on Edge
To block
site notifications on Windows 11 from Edge, use these steps:
1. Open Microsoft Edge.
2. Click
the Settings and more (three-dotted) button in the
top-right and select the Settings option.
3. Click
on Cookies and site permissions.
4. Under the
“All permissions” section, click the Notifications setting.
5. Under the
“Allow” section, select the site to disable notifications and click the menu
button on the right.
6. Select
the Block option to stop notifications.
7. (Optional)
Select the Remove option to stop notifications, but you will
receive a prompt while visiting the site to enable the feature.
Once you
complete the steps, the website will no longer push notifications to the desktop
in Notification Center.
If you
want to disable all notifications, you have to block or remove all the sites,
and then turn off the Ask before sending the
toggle switch in the Notifications settings (edge://settings/content/notifications).
Block
site notifications on Chrome
To stop a
specific website from sending toast notifications on Chrome, use these steps:
1. Open Google Chrome.
2. Click
the Customize and Control (three-dotted) button in the
top-right and select the Settings option.
3. Click
on Security and Privacy.
4. Under the
“Security and Privacy” section, click on Site Settings.
5. Under the
“Permissions” section, click the Notifications setting.
6. Under the
“Allow” section, select the site to disable notifications and click the menu
button on the right.
7. Select
the Block option to stop notifications.
8. (Optional)
Select the Remove option to stop notifications, but you will
receive a prompt while visiting the site to enable the feature.
9. (Optional)
Select the Don’t allow sites to send notifications option to
disable the feature.
After you
complete the steps, the site won’t be allowed to push notifications for future
updates.
Block
site notifications on Firefox
To prevent
a website from sending notifications on Firefox, use these steps:
1. Open Mozilla Firefox.
2. Click
the Open Application Menu (three-dotted) button in the
top-right and select the Settings option.
3. Click
on Privacy & Security.
4. Under the
“Permissions” section, click the Settings button for
the “Notifications” setting.
5. Select
the website to stop notifications on Firefox.
6. Select
the Block option to stop notifications.
7. (Optional)
Select the Remove Website button to stop notifications, but you
will receive a prompt while visiting the site to enable the feature.
8. (Optional)
Check the Block new requests asking to allow notifications option.
9. Click
the Save Changes button.
Once you
complete the steps, Firefox will no longer let the website show notifications
on the Windows 11 desktop.
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