How to Enable and Disable Push Notification in Safari macOS

From all websites, Mac users will get notification regarding the latest information and alerts. These alerts are signed up through Safari and sometimes make distraction from free reading. If you no longer like to see the notification, you can adjust unwanted notification not even in Safari but also through general System Preferences as well. In this writing, we will discuss with you how to manage push notification in Safari macOS.

What is Push Notification?

Push notification is a server-side technology that allows showing notifications to the users. In the case of mobile phones, this notification is handy to get the latest updates and news from other apps. Apple also has push notifications, and here you will receive messages from iOS apps. The most significant advantage of push notification is it works even after you close the apps. You can see push notifications from websites on the desktop.

In general, the push notification from websites shows “Allow” or “No Thanks” or “Block” buttons. You can choose any of the buttons. If you select “Allow” you will get new messages and updates from the site, and if you click “Block” you will not get the notification again from the site.

How Does Push Notification work in Safari Browser?

In Safari browser Mac notification appears as per the design of the website. Now users have the option in hand to prevent different types of notification partially; means the per-site basis and wholly. In the below process, you can understand how Safari notification works:

• You will get a push notification from the website
• By allowing the request, you can subscribe to the notification
• You also have the option to block the notification from that particular website
• If you allow the notification, Safari shows push notification with “Notification Center” on your Mac
• If you block the notification, Safari will add an optional in the website preference; you can make a change at anytime