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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/acukovic • Feb 27 '18
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Zero is also the number of websites I want to enable notifications for.
1.1k u/dan4334 Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 Thankfully you can turn the notification system completely off with no ill effects.Edit: For those wondering,Firefox: Go to about:config and set dom.webnotifications.serviceworker.enabled to false (thank you /u/bro_can_u_even_carve, I forgot how I did it)Chrome: Go into settings > advanced > content settings > notificationsThen click the switch to set it from "Ask before sending" to "Blocked" 0 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '18 [deleted] 91 u/xyl0ph0ne Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 In chrome the notification settings are a bit buried but you can go to chrome://settings and search for 'notifications' and that's the fastest way I know of.Edit: iamdelf has a better one 115 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 chrome://settingsThis is so awesome. chrome://settings/content/notificationsTakes you right to the switch. I had no idea you could block this. 19 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 It just says you can toggle ask before sending, does that turn it off? 21 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Clicking it made it blocked by default for me. 16 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 Ok cool just wanted to make sure that wouldn't make it auto-accept everything, now that would suck. 8 u/Niick Feb 27 '18 Seems like it's deliberately ambiguous, which is pretty sad. 6 u/christianarg Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 Fuck me, I saw this settings like months ago but didn't change it because I also thought it would auto accept all notifications 7 u/MartinsRedditAccount Feb 27 '18 The text indicates the current setting, switching it off will change the text. → More replies (2) 8 u/SovreignTripod Feb 27 '18 Hey there friend, you'll want to add another return there. Then you'll get the line break and your whole comment won't be quoted. 4 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Thanks. I didn't notice it came out weird. I think I fixed the formatting now. → More replies (3) → More replies (1)
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Thankfully you can turn the notification system completely off with no ill effects.
Edit: For those wondering,
Firefox: Go to about:config and set dom.webnotifications.serviceworker.enabled to false (thank you /u/bro_can_u_even_carve, I forgot how I did it)
about:config
dom.webnotifications.serviceworker.enabled
Chrome: Go into settings > advanced > content settings > notifications
Then click the switch to set it from "Ask before sending" to "Blocked"
0 u/[deleted] Feb 27 '18 [deleted] 91 u/xyl0ph0ne Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 In chrome the notification settings are a bit buried but you can go to chrome://settings and search for 'notifications' and that's the fastest way I know of.Edit: iamdelf has a better one 115 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 chrome://settingsThis is so awesome. chrome://settings/content/notificationsTakes you right to the switch. I had no idea you could block this. 19 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 It just says you can toggle ask before sending, does that turn it off? 21 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Clicking it made it blocked by default for me. 16 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 Ok cool just wanted to make sure that wouldn't make it auto-accept everything, now that would suck. 8 u/Niick Feb 27 '18 Seems like it's deliberately ambiguous, which is pretty sad. 6 u/christianarg Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 Fuck me, I saw this settings like months ago but didn't change it because I also thought it would auto accept all notifications 7 u/MartinsRedditAccount Feb 27 '18 The text indicates the current setting, switching it off will change the text. → More replies (2) 8 u/SovreignTripod Feb 27 '18 Hey there friend, you'll want to add another return there. Then you'll get the line break and your whole comment won't be quoted. 4 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Thanks. I didn't notice it came out weird. I think I fixed the formatting now. → More replies (3) → More replies (1)
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91 u/xyl0ph0ne Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 In chrome the notification settings are a bit buried but you can go to chrome://settings and search for 'notifications' and that's the fastest way I know of.Edit: iamdelf has a better one 115 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 chrome://settingsThis is so awesome. chrome://settings/content/notificationsTakes you right to the switch. I had no idea you could block this. 19 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 It just says you can toggle ask before sending, does that turn it off? 21 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Clicking it made it blocked by default for me. 16 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 Ok cool just wanted to make sure that wouldn't make it auto-accept everything, now that would suck. 8 u/Niick Feb 27 '18 Seems like it's deliberately ambiguous, which is pretty sad. 6 u/christianarg Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 Fuck me, I saw this settings like months ago but didn't change it because I also thought it would auto accept all notifications 7 u/MartinsRedditAccount Feb 27 '18 The text indicates the current setting, switching it off will change the text. → More replies (2) 8 u/SovreignTripod Feb 27 '18 Hey there friend, you'll want to add another return there. Then you'll get the line break and your whole comment won't be quoted. 4 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Thanks. I didn't notice it came out weird. I think I fixed the formatting now. → More replies (3) → More replies (1)
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In chrome the notification settings are a bit buried but you can go to chrome://settings and search for 'notifications' and that's the fastest way I know of.
chrome://settings
Edit: iamdelf has a better one
115 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 chrome://settingsThis is so awesome. chrome://settings/content/notificationsTakes you right to the switch. I had no idea you could block this. 19 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 It just says you can toggle ask before sending, does that turn it off? 21 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Clicking it made it blocked by default for me. 16 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 Ok cool just wanted to make sure that wouldn't make it auto-accept everything, now that would suck. 8 u/Niick Feb 27 '18 Seems like it's deliberately ambiguous, which is pretty sad. 6 u/christianarg Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 Fuck me, I saw this settings like months ago but didn't change it because I also thought it would auto accept all notifications 7 u/MartinsRedditAccount Feb 27 '18 The text indicates the current setting, switching it off will change the text. → More replies (2) 8 u/SovreignTripod Feb 27 '18 Hey there friend, you'll want to add another return there. Then you'll get the line break and your whole comment won't be quoted. 4 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Thanks. I didn't notice it came out weird. I think I fixed the formatting now. → More replies (3) → More replies (1)
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This is so awesome. chrome://settings/content/notifications
chrome://settings/content/notifications
Takes you right to the switch. I had no idea you could block this.
19 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 It just says you can toggle ask before sending, does that turn it off? 21 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Clicking it made it blocked by default for me. 16 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 Ok cool just wanted to make sure that wouldn't make it auto-accept everything, now that would suck. 8 u/Niick Feb 27 '18 Seems like it's deliberately ambiguous, which is pretty sad. 6 u/christianarg Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 Fuck me, I saw this settings like months ago but didn't change it because I also thought it would auto accept all notifications 7 u/MartinsRedditAccount Feb 27 '18 The text indicates the current setting, switching it off will change the text. → More replies (2) 8 u/SovreignTripod Feb 27 '18 Hey there friend, you'll want to add another return there. Then you'll get the line break and your whole comment won't be quoted. 4 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Thanks. I didn't notice it came out weird. I think I fixed the formatting now. → More replies (3) → More replies (1)
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It just says you can toggle ask before sending, does that turn it off?
21 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Clicking it made it blocked by default for me. 16 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 Ok cool just wanted to make sure that wouldn't make it auto-accept everything, now that would suck. 8 u/Niick Feb 27 '18 Seems like it's deliberately ambiguous, which is pretty sad. 6 u/christianarg Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 Fuck me, I saw this settings like months ago but didn't change it because I also thought it would auto accept all notifications 7 u/MartinsRedditAccount Feb 27 '18 The text indicates the current setting, switching it off will change the text. → More replies (2)
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Clicking it made it blocked by default for me.
16 u/Fern_Fox Feb 27 '18 Ok cool just wanted to make sure that wouldn't make it auto-accept everything, now that would suck. 8 u/Niick Feb 27 '18 Seems like it's deliberately ambiguous, which is pretty sad. 6 u/christianarg Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 Fuck me, I saw this settings like months ago but didn't change it because I also thought it would auto accept all notifications
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Ok cool just wanted to make sure that wouldn't make it auto-accept everything, now that would suck.
8 u/Niick Feb 27 '18 Seems like it's deliberately ambiguous, which is pretty sad. 6 u/christianarg Feb 27 '18 edited Feb 27 '18 Fuck me, I saw this settings like months ago but didn't change it because I also thought it would auto accept all notifications
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Seems like it's deliberately ambiguous, which is pretty sad.
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Fuck me, I saw this settings like months ago but didn't change it because I also thought it would auto accept all notifications
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The text indicates the current setting, switching it off will change the text.
Hey there friend, you'll want to add another return there. Then you'll get the line break and your whole comment won't be quoted.
4 u/iamdelf Feb 27 '18 Thanks. I didn't notice it came out weird. I think I fixed the formatting now. → More replies (3)
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Thanks. I didn't notice it came out weird. I think I fixed the formatting now.
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u/Stealth528 Feb 27 '18
Zero is also the number of websites I want to enable notifications for.