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What websites are you going on that ask for notifications that you don't want? I only ever see it on tabloid websites that I accidentally mis-click on or the o
by spartanatreyu 4y ago
What websites are you going on that ask for notifications that you don't want?
I only ever see it on tabloid websites that I accidentally mis-click on or the occasional marketing page.
- djbusby 4y agoZoom and Meet, Slack ... and all those news ones as well.
- spartanatreyu 4y agoYou don't want notifications for your communication services? (Zoom, Meet, Slack, Teams, Discord, Messenger, etc...) Why not? I only have three reasons coming to my mind, and each of them have a nullifying factor: 1. You're already getting the same notifications from the app of the same communication service you have installed. But then why are you viewing the web version of the service? 2. There is at least one channel/room/whatever that has too much noise and would send a lot of notifications. But each of those services has a way to mute notifications per channel/room/whatever. 3. You don't want to be notified between certain times. But isn't that what the do not disturb mode on your device is for? You put in the times you don't want to be notified and it's done. As for "those news ones as well", I've only been asked if I wanted notifications per each news site once and never again since. I'm assuming you might be visiting a news site that's more spammy, but in that case, they're probably not a news source you really want to be following anyway. Edit: Formatting