How to Turn off Safari Notifications on Mac [2024 Guide]
Safari notifications are a great way to keep yourself updated with the latest news. However, things can get annoying if you’ve accidentally allowed notifications from certain websites or you receive a lot of spam notifications from a specific website. Thankfully, you can easily turn off Safari notifications on your Mac. Even better, you can stop seeing website requests for permission to send notifications in the Safari browser. Without any ado, let’s get started and stop spam notifications in Safari.
Turn Off Safari Website Notifications on Mac
There can be instances when your Mac is bombarded with dozens of unnecessary Safari notifications and you aren’t interested in receiving any of them. In that case, you can turn off all Safari notifications on macOS. Also, you can stop notifications from a specific website while allowing others. Here’s how to do it:
The website won’t send you notifications but it will remain on the list. If you wish to remove it, click on the website and hit theRemovebutton from the bottom.
Turn Off Website Requests to Send Safari Notifications
It’s damn annoying to see every website requesting permission to send notifications in Safari. Sometimes, we tend to unintentionally hit the Allow button when we’re least bothered about those unwanted notifications. To get rid of this once and for all, you can stop seeing website requests for permissions to send you Safari notifications. Follow the below steps are you’re sorted:
Going forward, when you visit a website that would like to send you notifications, you won’t see any request pop-ups.
Change How Website Notification Appears on your Mac
Sometimes, you may want to receive notifications from a website in Safari, but don’t want that notification to play a sound or appear in the Notification Center. In such cases, you can adjust website notification settings to change how notifications from certain websites appear.
That how easy it is to stop spam notifications on Safari. Again, you can choose to disable notifications from all the websites or a specific website. Also, if you wish to stay updated with website notifications but change their style and appearance, you have the liberty to do that as well.
In case of any doubts, feel free to drop your queries in the comments below.
To disable Safari notifications, open Safari on your Mac and then click on Safari from the top menu bar. Next, choose Settings>Website> Notifications and choose Deny from the list of websites you have enabled notifications for.
If you are receiving persistent notifications from Safari, you might have accidentally enabled notifications for a spam website. Simply, open Safari, head over to Safari from the top menu bar, and choose Settings from there. Then, visit Website> Notifications and choose Deny for the website that’s sending notifications.
Kanika Gogia
Kanika has been a loyal iPhone user since 2014 and loves everything Apple. With a Master’s in Computer Applications, passion for technology, and over five years of experience in writing, she landed at Beebom as an Apple Ecosystem Writer. She specializes in writing How To’s, troubleshooting guides, App features, and roundups for Apple users to help them make the best use of their gadgets. When not writing, she loves to try out new recipes and enjoy some family time.
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