We at F1-Fansite.com offer website notifications for our visitor to keep updated on our newest posts to not miss out on any news or classification.
Some people asked us to turn off this service for them. But unfortunately that's not possible, because were are not allowed to store your references by the GDPR. The settings for notifications are on the device or browser you receive the notifications on.
Below we summed up how to turn the notifications on and off for each device and browser:
By default, Chrome alerts you whenever a website, app, or extension wants to send you notifications. You can change this setting at any time. If you’re browsing in Incognito mode, you won’t get any notifications.
Choose the type you want, or tap None to turn them off. If you want to get rid of the red number on the corner of the app, slide the switch next to Badges to off. You can also change the Sounds to None in order to disable sounds. Notifications have to be disabled on an app by app basis.
The process is actually pretty simple. Click on the menu icon (the three vertical dots) in the upper right-hand corner of Chrome. Then from the drop down menu, select Settings.
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Next, scroll down the settings page and click the link Show advanced settings... at the bottom. Once the page expands scroll down to the “Privacy” section, and then select Content settings...
In the pop-up window that appears, look for the Notifications sub-heading. Now we’ve come to the meat of the operation.
Here you’ll find three radio buttons:
By default, Chrome is set to ask when a site wants to deliver notifications. To turn them off completely, select the last option to not allow notifications. Next, click Done and then close the settings tab.
No site will ever beg for your permission again. You’re all set for a notifications-free existence—at least on Chrome.
Web push notifications appear at the top or bottom of your browser’s window even if you were offline at the moment they were sent.
To turn them on or off, you can inside Firefox to:
Click the icon of Settings at the right of your browser window and choose “Options.”
At the left of the page, choose “Content”.
If you want to disable notifications, click “Do not disturb me”, thus, no notification will be shown until you restart Firefox.
If you want to enable notifications, click “Choose” opposite to “Choose which sites are allowed to send you notifications”.
In case, you remove a site, you will get a permission request again.
Push campaigns allow to inform the audience about recent articles, new arrivals, and hot offers.
Make sure your Safari browser is open on MacOS. At the top left corner of your screen (your full screen, not the Safari window), look for the menu item “Safari” and select it.
One of the early options in the dropdown menu should be “Preferences.” Choose this to begin.
Preferences will open a new window with all the important Safari settings. There’s a lot you can change here, but to deal with notifications, look at the top of the window and choose the “Websites” option. Now look to the sidebar menu on the left, where you will see a lot of different options to control how websites deal with various MacOS features. Look down until you see an option for “Notifications” and select that.
You will notice that each website has, on the right hand, a little drop-down menu with options to “Deny” or “Allow” permission to send notifications. You can simply switch to “Deny” for any websites that you don’t want bothering you. Some sites may already be on “Deny” if you have blocked them. Going through the sites one by one is a great way to customise the notifications that you see.
As you go through the sites, you may find some (or all of them) that you have zero interest in and never want notifications from. In this case, highlight the website by selecting it, and use the “Remove” button toward the bottom of the window to take it away completely.
Why should you leave websites in “Deny” mode and not remove them? Because sometimes you may want to switch notifications at certain times. There may be some sites that you want to monitor for deals during the holidays, or sites you want to turn on for news notifications during bad weather. However, you don’t need these kinds of notifications all the time, so switching them off is possible as well.
How to turn off web notifications from a website. You can turn off web notifications on a site-by-site basis.
