php editor Youzi will introduce to you how to prevent websites on Firefox from sending messages. When using Firefox on a daily basis, some websites may pop up some annoying message notifications, which affects our browsing experience. However, Firefox provides an easy way to disable these websites from sending messages, allowing us to focus more on browsing web content. Next, we will introduce in detail how to set it up so that you can enjoy a cleaner and refreshing Internet environment.
Open the free Firefox browser, click on the three horizontal bars icon in the upper right corner, and select "Options".
2. Click the "Privacy and Security" item in the left navigation bar of the option settings page to switch to the privacy and security settings page, as shown in the figure.
3. At this time, we can find the "Permissions" column on the right side. We find the "Notification" item below and click the "Settings" button on the right side, as shown in the picture.
4. In the pop-up notification permission setting window, check "Prohibit new sending notification requests", and then click the "Save Changes" button on the lower right, as shown in the figure.
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