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Unfortunately many websites send a JS-based notification which can't be blocked before prompting you for the system one. I think the idea is that that can spam
by bobbylarrybobby 3y ago
Unfortunately many websites send a JS-based notification which can't be blocked before prompting you for the system one. I think the idea is that that can spam the JS one as much as they want, but once you say no to the system one, that's it, they can't prompt with it again.
- mszcz 3y agoYeah, I hate that. It's usually easy to spot, so I click "allow" on the JS notification and then block the real one when it pops up.