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Web browsers now allow websites to show you notifications. On many news and shopping websites, you’ll see a popup telling you the website wants to show notifications on your desktop. You can disable these notification prompts in your web browser if they annoy you. Dead rising 2 combo cards locations.

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Google Chrome

To disable this feature in Chrome, click the menu button and select “Settings”.

Click the “Advanced” link at the bottom of the Settings page and then click “Content Settings” button under Privacy and security.

Click the “Notifications” category here.

Deactivate the slider at the top of the page so that it reads “Blocked” instead of “Ask before sending (recommended)”.

Even after you select this setting, websites you’ve given permission to show notifications will still be able to show notifications. Scroll down here and you’ll see a list of websites that you’ve given permission to send you notifications under “Allow”.

Mozilla Firefox

Starting with Firefox 59, Firefox now allows you to disable all web notification prompts in its normal Options window. You can also prevent websites from asking to show you notifications while allowing a few trusted websites to show you notifications.

To find this option, click menu > Options > Privacy & Security. Scroll down to the “Permissions” section and click the “Settings” button to the right of Notifications.

You can also check the “Pause notifications until Firefox restarts” option here if you want to temporarily mute notifications instead.

This page shows the websites you’ve given permission to show notifications to, and the websites you’ve said can never show notifications.

To stop seeing notification requests from new websites, check the “Block new requests asking to allow notifications” box and click “Save Changes”. Any websites currently in the list and set to “Allow” will still be able to show you notifications.

Microsoft Edge

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Microsoft Edge gained support for notifications in Windows 10’s Anniversary Update. However, Microsoft provides no way to disable notifications entirely and prevent websites from asking to show notifications.

All you can do is click “No” when you’re asked if you want to let a website show notifications. Edge will at least remember your preference for the current website, but other websites will still be able to prompt you.

Apple Safari

Safari allows you to stop websites from requesting permission to send notifications. To find this option, click Safari > Preferences.

Select the “Websites” tab at the top of the window and click “Notifications” in the sidebar.

At the bottom of the window, uncheck the “Allow websites to ask for permission to send push notifications” box.

Websites you’ve already given permission to send notifications will still have permission to send notifications even after you uncheck this option. You can see and manage the list of websites with permissions to send notifications in this window.

If you change your mind in the future, you can always go back into your web browser’s settings and re-enable web notifications.

Google Chrome

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To find this setting in Chrome for desktop, click on Chrome’s menu > Settings. At the bottom of the Settings page, click the “Show advanced settings” link. Under Passwords and forms, uncheck “Offer to save passwords with Google Smart Lock for Passwords“.

You can click the “Manage passwords” button here to see what passwords Chrome remembers and delete them, if you like.

In Chrome for Android, iPhone, or iPad, click menu > Settings. Tap the “Save Passwords” option under Basics and set it to “Off”.

You’ll also see a list of saved passwords you can manage on this screen, if you have any passwords saved. Tap “Edit” to edit your list of saved passwords.

Mozilla Firefox

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In Firefox, click menu > Options. Click the “Security” tab at the left side of the options page and uncheck “Remember logins for sites”.

You can click the “Saved Logins” button here to see what passwords Firefox has already saved and remove them from Firefox, if you like.

Apple Safari

In Safari on a Mac, click Safari > Preferences. Click the “AutoFill” tab at the top of the window and uncheck “User names and passwords”.

You can see which user names and passwords Safari already remembers by clicking the “Edit” button to the right of User names and passwords or clicking the “Passwords” icon at the top of Safari’s preferences window. You can remove saved passwords from this list, if you like.

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On an iPhone or iPad, you’ll find this option in the main Settings app. Head to Settings > Safari > AutoFill. Disable the “Names and Passwords” option.

You can see what names and passwords Safari already remembers by heading to Settings > Safari > Passwords. You can also remove them from here, if you like.

Microsoft Edge

In Microsoft Edge on Windows 10, click menu > Settings. Scroll down to the bottom of the Settings pane and click the “View advanced settings” button. Scroll down to the “Privacy and services” section and set “Offer to save passwords” to “Off”.

You can click the “Manage my saved passwords” link here to see which passwords Edge already knows and remove them, if you like.

Internet Explorer

In Internet Explorer, click menu > Internet Options. Click the “Content” tab and then click the “Settings” button to the right of AutoComplete. Ensure the “User names and passwords on forms” option here is unchecked.

You can click the “Manage Passwords” button to see which user names and passwords Internet Explorer has already saved and remove them, if you like.

If you’re using anther web browser, you’ll find the option in a similar place. Head to your web browser’s options and look for an option named something like “save passwords”, “remember passwords”, or “autofill user names and passwords”.