Last Updated on by Ayush Palikhe
When you open a website you will notice a notification block sliding from the top and asking if you want to get notifications from that site. It’s ok if the site is related to your interest you might accept it. But if you are not interested in receiving notification and the notification block always pops up when the site opens then you might get irritated. Want to stop the Notification Requests? Below are your solutions with steps.

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How to Stop Request Notification on Google Chrome?
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How to Stop Request Notification on Microsoft Edge?
1. Open Microsoft Edge and go to more optionsu003cbru003eu003cbru003e2. Select settings and then go to the site permissionu003cbru003eu003cbru003e3. Click the Notifications option and disable the ‘Ask before sending’ optionu003cbru003eu003cbru003e4. All done!
How to Stop Request Notification on Firefox?
1. Open Firefoxu003cbru003eu003cbru003e2. Click the menu and go to optionsu003cbru003eu003cbru003e3. Click Privacy and Security after that permission tabu003cbru003eu003cbru003e4. Select Notification and then settingsu003cbru003eu003cbru003e5. Turn off block new request asking to allow notifications
How to Stop Request Notification on Safari?
1. Open Safariu003cbru003e2. Open Preference from the drop-down menuu003cbru003e3. Click websites then select notificationsu003cbru003e4. Unclick ‘Allow websites to ask permission to send push notifications’






