Managing Website Notifications in Microsoft Edge Browser

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It can be quite bothersome if every time you use the Microsoft Edge browser, it displays push notifications such as emails and messages until you accidentally activate them, right? This article will help you manage website notifications in the Microsoft Edge browser, allowing you to customize the displayed content on the browser.

Microsoft Edge is a highly regarded browser among users. It is considered a replacement for the sluggish Internet Explorer, as Microsoft has invested meticulously in Edge, constantly upgrading it with valuable features. One of these features is the ability to display notifications directly on the browser for certain websites permitted by Edge. However, this feature can become annoying if you're constantly bombarded with spam emails, receiving junk messages, etc., causing notifications from these websites to constantly appear. Therefore, you need to manage website notifications in the Microsoft Edge browser more tightly.

Managing Website Notifications in Microsoft Edge Browser

Step 1: From the Microsoft Edge browser screen, click on the 3-dot icon located in the upper right corner of the browser window.

Step 2: On the extended toolbar, navigate to the Settings option at the end of the toolbar.

Step 3: Scroll down to the bottom and select View advanced settings under the Advanced settings section.

Step 4: Locate the Notifications section and check the Manage option below.

Step 5: Within the Manage notifications section, you'll see the websites permitted by the Microsoft Edge browser to display notifications. Here, you manage website notifications in Microsoft Edge by toggling the slider to turn (On) or turn off (Off) notifications from that website on the Edge browser.

Managing website notifications in Microsoft Edge helps you select and filter out important websites to display messages on the Edge browser. Turning off notifications from websites in Microsoft Edge is akin to disabling notifications on the Windows 10 system tray, helping you eliminate unnecessary messages and notifications.

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