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How to Easily Block annoying website notifications in Chrome, Firefox and Edge browsers

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Internet browsing has become more of an annoyance these days with constant pop-up windows, push notifications which appears when you visit a website. For most people, who visit a website for content these notifications and interruption will spoil the browsing experience. However, this can be easily overcome by configuring settings in your web browsers. This guide, will help you to easily block annoying website notifications in Google Chrome, Firefox and on Microsoft Edge browsers.

The following guide will work for any PC browser and it is one-time setup, so you don’t need to worry about doing the process daily.

Block Annoying Website Notifications

Google Chrome

In Chrome, Go to Settings by clicking the three-dot menu.

block annoying website notifications

In settings page, scroll down to see the ‘Advanced Settings’ option and click it

Under the ‘Privacy and security’, select the content settings option

block annoying website notifications

Here, Click the ‘Notification’ and inside set the ‘Ask before sending’ switch to ‘Blocked’.

block annoying website notifications

This setup will block all the notifications from websites you visit by default.

block annoying website notifications

In case, if you need notifications from specific websites you can white list those by clicking the three-dot menu in this page. Then add the website name manually.

Firefox browser

In Firefox browser, type ‘about:config’ in the address bar first and press ‘Enter’.

block annoying website notifications

Click ‘I accept the risk’ in the pop-up window

block annoying website notifications

block annoying website notifications

Here, find ‘dom.webnotifications.enabled’ & ‘dom.push.enabled’ settings when you scroll down.

Double-Click on both these to change the value from ‘true’ (ON) to ‘false’ (OFF).

Also Read:Complete Guide on How to Reclaim your Data from Facebook, Google, Twitter and WhatsApp

Microsoft Edge Browser

In Microsoft Edge browser, the disadvantage is you actually cannot block all website notifications in one setting change. You can however, block it on site by site basis.

Once opened, click the three-dot menu at the right hand top-corner.

block annoying website notifications

Here, select ‘Settings’ and then once inside, click the ‘advanced settings’ option.

block annoying website notifications

Click the ‘Manage’ under Website permissions option.

Here the site which has notifications will be listed for you to give permission by toggling ‘ON’ or ‘OFF’.

Opera Browser

block annoying website notifications

  1. In Opera browser, click the ‘O’ logo to go to Opera settings
  2. Select ‘websites’ option and scroll down to see ‘Notification’ section
  3. Here, tick ‘Do not allow any site to show desktop notifications’ to block all notifications
  4. Incase if you want to allow notifications for specific websites, Click ‘Manage expectations’
  5. Add the website name here to whitelist.

That’s it! We can easily block annoying website notifications in chrome, Firefox, Opera and Microsoft Edge browsers this way. Go ahead and try it out to see the whole lot of difference this makes to your browsing experience. Also let us know how it worked out for you in the comments below.

Similarly, you can check the Guide on how to stop websites from recording your keystrokes which you type when online here to prevent your personal data being collected.

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