Tutorial: How to Block Annoying Notifications in Browsers

In this tutorial, we will learn how to stop websites from sending annoying notification requests across different browsers: Chrome, Edge, and Firefox.

Introduction

Browsing the web often comes with interruptions, such as cookies and notification requests from various websites. This guide will help you eliminate these notifications for a smoother browsing experience.

Steps to Disable Notifications

Google Chrome

1. Open Settings

   • Navigate to the settings in your Chrome browser.

2. Privacy and Security

   • Go down to the 'Privacy and security' section.

3. Site Settings

   • Click on 'Site settings.'

4. Manage Notifications

   • Find 'Notifications' and select “Do not allow sites to send notifications”.

Microsoft Edge

1. Access Settings

   • Open Edge settings.

2. Cookies and Site Permissions

   • Scroll down to 'Cookies and site permissions.'

3. Control Notifications

   • Find 'Notifications' and set it to ask before sending notifications, or simply turn it off.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Open Settings

   • Go to Firefox settings.

2. Privacy and Security

   • Navigate to 'Privacy and security.'

3. Manage Notification Requests

   • Click on 'Settings' under notifications.
   • Choose "Block new requests asking to allow notifications."

Conclusion

By configuring these settings, you can effectively block notification requests from websites in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. Enjoy a cleaner browsing experience without interruptions.

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