How to disable annoying “Push” notifications from websites in Safari and Chrome

Both Safari and Chrome applications offer the following functional option: if you are visiting relatively

a popular news website such as Meduza,you will be asked to enable push notification for this site. If you agree, you will receive notifications about new posts on this site. Great! But receiving notifications from popular websites about news you care little about isn't great in and of itself. Is it possible to say “Cancel” and continue doing the current work that is more relevant to you? These notifications can be so annoying sometimes.

And it seems like every major news site is abusing this feature. And of course, there is a solution to get out of this situation. Hidden very deep in “Settings”. But there is a solution.

How to disable “Push” notification in Safari app

Step 1:In the running Safari application inmacOSgo to the menu “Safari”And select the menu“Settings".

Step 2:Select the tab "Notifications".

Step 3:At the very bottom, uncheck the option “Allow websites to ask permission to submitpush-notifications".

Thus, websites will stop asking for permission to send push messages.

 

Stepfour:If you already have a subscription to some sites from which you need to disable notifications, then click on the "Delete everything".

How to disable the “Push” notification in the Chrome app

Step 1:In the Chrome app, select the button that looks like three vertical dots and select "Settings".

Step 2:In the page that opens, you need to go down and select the menu Scroll to the bottom and select "Show advanced settings".

Step 3:In chapter "Privacy",select "Content Settings".

Step 4:In the window that appears, you will see optionsNotifications. The option "Request if the site wants to show notifications" is enabled by default. To turn off push notifications from any site, select the “Prohibition of notification from any site ».

Step 5:You may want to turn off notifications from sites you are already subscribed to. For this, in the section"Content Settings", select"Managing Exceptions."Find the site you are interested in and remove it from the list.