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You could just disable the notifications? You can do this in pretty much any browser. https://support.apple.com/guide/safari/customize-website-notifications-sf

You could just disable the notifications? You can do this in pretty much any browser. https://support.apple.com/guide/safari/customize-website-notifications-sfri40734/mac#:~:text=Stop%20seeing%20requests%20for%20permission,permission%20to%20send%20push%20notifications.%E2%80%9D https://support.apple.com/guide/safari/customize-website-not...

mrtksn 5y ago
That doesn't mean that the website wont ask. Because they have single chance, the API is called after they receive your consent through an HTML dialog that looks similar to the native one.
- bobmaxup 5y ago
  If you disable them, they are not visible. If a website shows you a modal that looks like a notification consent prompt, I hardly see what that has to do with a browser vendor, which is the subject of this thread.
  - easton 5y ago
    Because right now, they don't render that modal on Mobile Safari since there's no notification support. If they add notification support, we'll start getting those popups.
    - leppr 5y ago
      You could then use Brave which blocks in-website ads and annoyances even on iOS.