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How to Restore Website Notification Permissions

Website notifications keep users informed about important updates, but sometimes they may be accidentally blocked. If you need to restore notification access for a specific website, the process varies depending on your browser. Below is a step-by-step guide for major browsers.

Google Chrome

Enable Through Site Settings
- Open Chrome and click the lock icon🔒 (or “Site Information” icon) to the left of the address bar.
- Locate the Notifications setting in the dropdown menu.
- If it is set to "Blocked," click on it and select Allow.
Adjust in Chrome Settings
- Type chrome://settings/content/notifications in the address bar and press Enter.
- Under the "Blocked" list, find the website and click Remove or change it to Allow.
- Reload the page to apply the changes.

Mozilla Firefox

Modify Through the Address Bar
- Open the website you want to modify.
- Click on the lock icon🔒 in the address bar.
- Locate the Send Notifications setting and switch it to Allow.
Update Firefox Preferences
- Type about:preferences#privacy in the address bar and press Enter.
- Scroll to the Permissions section, find Notifications, and click Settings.
- Identify the blocked website, select Remove Website, or manually switch its permission to allow.
- Save the changes and reload the webpage.

Microsoft Edge

Enable via Address Bar Settings
- Open the website and click on the lock icon🔒 in the address bar.
- Set the notification permission to Allow.
Modify in Edge Preferences
- Enter edge://settings/content/notifications into the address bar and press Enter.
- Find the blocked website in the "Blocked" list and either Remove it or change its permission.
- Refresh the page for changes to take effect.

Safari (For Mac Users)

Change Website Permissions
- Open Safari and go to Safari Menu > Settings.
- Navigate to the Websites tab and select Notifications on the left-hand panel.
- Locate the target website and change its permission to Allow.
Clear Stored Website Data (If Needed)
- Open Safari settings and go to the Privacy tab.
- Click Manage Website Data, search for the website, and remove its stored data.
- Revisit the website and grant notification permissions again.

Final Thoughts

Each browser has a different approach to managing notification permissions, but most allow you to modify them through either the address bar settings or the browser’s preferences menu. If you’re uncertain whether a website can send notifications, reload the page or revisit it to confirm that notifications are enabled.

Hope this guide helps! If you have any questions, please contact customer service for help.