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Hello, My brother clicked on "I am not a robot" popup after he clicked on an image to enlarge it on a website and then click on "allow" permission to send notification. So now there are always 3 notifications (like warning, viruses found, system alert, etc.) on the screen that will pop back on right after I close one. This is pretty annoying. I went to the firefox settings, in "privacy & security", scrolled down to "permissions" and "notifications" section, changed the status of that website from "allow" to "block", and then (and it may be my fault here, but how could I know ?) clicked on "remove website" just below. Well, now the website is not there anymore, but I am still getting annoying warnings notification that can't be close. We can see the adress (don't know if I can write it up here, but you can see in the photos attached) on the notifications, so I opened up a new tab and wrote it down manually to be able to click on "block" directly, but I am just getting a white page (no window to click "I am not a robot" and no window to ask to allow notifications). I clicked on the little shield icon that is at the left to the address bar and then clicked on "clear cookies and site data", but it did not change anything. I am at loss here. I went back to the website with the image on it that my brother clicked to enlarge, and I clicked this image too. The same thing happened (robot, allowing notification popups), but the address is different (you know when it's a long non sense address... always almost the same but with some different letters/numbers) . So I can block this one, but not the one that is still allowed somehow to send me notifications. I closed firefox then restarted it, no change. Any ideas ? (Sorry the photos are not straight, don't know why because I can see them just fine upon opening)

I use Firefox for viewing my Rogers/Yahoo web mail in an open tab. I have granted Yahoo mail permission to send notifications and I get a Windows 11 toast notifications when there is a new email in my inbox.

The problem that I cannot figure out is that the notifications take the form of "X undefined", where X is the sender's name. There is something that is appending the word undefined to the sender's name in the notification. I also note that these notifications are "sticky", that is, they remain visible until dismissed. I would prefer that they dismiss after a few seconds and remain in the notification centre.

I am using Windows 11 Home edition with the latest updates.

Whenever I open Firefox in my laptop, many pop up news snippets start appearing. It disturbs me and intrudes into my work. Please stop all pop ups and notifications. Thank you.

Subbiah Arunachalam

I have allowed instagram, but ever since Firefox updated a few days ago, all of my "notification" on Instagram are blocked. This is the first time this has ever happened in over 3 years of instagram use on my PC via Firefox.

how do i permanently remove this kind of unwanted garbage,i have no interest in it and its annoying

i do not care about football, i have never shown any interest in football, why am i getting football related recommendations by the browser

Hello I hope you can help me. I signed up for the Mozilla VPN yesterday but have decided to end it. It is within the 30 day refund window. How do I receive my refund please? I did cancel it under the cancellation button but it did not offer my refund. It said I had the service for the remainder of the year but will not renew at the next renewal date.

The reason I am cancelling is because when trying to access youtube, google says I have to sign into a google account where before I did not have to do that. I canceled my google account years ago and am a avid firefox user. thank you for your time.

I also downloaded the app to my phone and may have signed in that way as well. Thanks.

wie kann ich zuverlässig die absolut überflüssigen, aufpoppenden Push-Benachrichtigungen abstellen? in Firefox veröffentlichte Ratschläge sind unisono unzutreffend.