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If notifications are ever opened to regular Safari there needs to be a toggle added in settings to globally disable requests, effectively restoring current beha
by jwells89 3y ago
If notifications are ever opened to regular Safari there needs to be a toggle added in settings to globally disable requests, effectively restoring current behavior. It’s bad enough being pestered to enable notifications on desktop Safari, I don’t want random sites doing that on mobile Safari too.
- jeroenhd 3y agoI agree. On Android, Chrome has this setting (Settings > Site settings > Notifications > disable the toggle to disable them, or enable the "don't get annoying popups" setting). If you use the checkbox rather than disabling notifications completely, you can still whitelist a website through the menu in the address bar, which is probably the best of both worlds. All desktop browsers I know have a similar setting, so I'm sure that whatever is annoying you on desktop Safari can be turned off!