Safari notifications are a great way to stay up to date with the latest news. But things can get annoying if you've accidentally allowed messages from certain websites or if you're getting a lot of spam messages from a specific website. Thankfully, you can easily turn off Safari notifications on your Mac. Even better, you can stop seeing website requests for permission to send messages in the Safari browser. Let's go ahead and stop spam messages in Safari without having to.

There may be times when your Mac is bombarded with dozens of unnecessary Safari notifications and you are not interested in receiving any of them. In that case, you can turn off all Safari notifications on macOS. You can also stop notifications from a specific website while allowing others. Here's how to do it:

The site will not send you messages but it will remain on the list. If you want to remove it, click on the website and press the Remove button from the bottom.

It's damn annoying to see every website asking for permission to send notifications in Safari. Sometimes we tend to inadvertently hit the Allow button when we are least bothered by these unwanted messages. To get rid of this once and for all, you can stop seeing website requests for permission to send Safari notifications. Follow the steps below if you are sorted: