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Is there any way to completely remove an app or website I allowed to use the Notifications in macOS (as listed under Settings > Notifications)?
Obviously I can change the alert style to "None" but I'd like to literally remove it from the list, and also remove specific websites I accidentally allowed to notify me.
iMac 21.5", macOS 10.12
You cannot remove it from the list; however, your screenshot shows that you still have some items checked. I went through every one of the apps showing there and not only chose "none", but UNticked every option underneath. Personally, I do not want those intrusions and it works!
This preference pane only works with apps, not websites. For those, you will need to go on the website and find an option to turn it off.
You cannot remove it from the list; however, your screenshot shows that you still have some items checked. I went through every one of the apps showing there and not only chose "none", but UNticked every option underneath. Personally, I do not want those intrusions and it works!
This preference pane only works with apps, not websites. For those, you will need to go on the website and find an option to turn it off.
Thanks, I mostly wanted to be sure I wasn't missing something.
And for anyone who has the same questions about the website notifications, I finally did see where that can be controlled in Safari preferences:
My pane in Firefox has always been empty; I guess you must have allowed them on quite a few sites.
Removing Notifications
