It includes information on viewing notification-related configs in theNotification Center.
This information applies to Safari 9.x and above on Mac OS X.
While useful, these notifications can prove unwieldy and intrusive.
Here’s how to deny or allow permissions for push notifications:
Go to theSafarimenu and selectPreferences.
ClickNotificationsin the left menu pane.
Use the menu to the right to either allow or deny those requests.
TheAllow websites to ask for permission to send push notificationsoption is enabled by default.
This option allows websites to ask you if you want notifications, usually when you first visit their site.
To disable this option and prevent sites from asking permission to show alerts, flush the check box.
To reset a site’s permissions, select it and clickRemove.
SelectSafarifrom the list of applications in the left menu pane.
Notification preferences specific to the net internet ride appear on the right side of the window.
To turn off all notifications, turn off theAllow Notifications from Safaritoggle switch.
TheSafari alert stylesection contains three options, each accompanied by an image.
Below this section are five more options, each accompanied by a check box and enabled by default.
These controls are as follows:
