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Yep, if the web page asks if I want notifications, I click "Yes" and then when my browser asks, I say "No." Permanently blocked and worked around the broken ant
by Consultant32452 4y ago
Yep, if the web page asks if I want notifications, I click "Yes" and then when my browser asks, I say "No." Permanently blocked and worked around the broken anti-user pattern.
- horsawlarway 4y agoI don't want them ever: chrome://settings/content/notifications check the box next to - "Don't allow sites to send notifications Features that need notifications won't work" --- edit: I'll add, a lot of times you'll still need to click "yes" to the site popup asking if you want notifications, so the shitty user tracking they're doing will mark you as enabled. But it skips the second step of having to click no to the actual browser prompt.
- rnk 4y agoThe question is what notifications won't show up? Maybe a 'you have email' or 'you have a meeting in 10 minutes'. Only the meeting notification is useful to me out of the thousands of times websites asked. Thanks for pointing out that setting.