The official browser from Windows, the latest version of Microsoft Edge, is a competitive browser for Chrome and Mozilla. The new Edge utilizes the chrome engine, thus makes it fast as chrome. Also, one of the perks using Chrome engine is that now you can install all chrome and Mozilla extensions in Edge. Microsoft Edge also provides us with permissions function, by using which we can restrict the functions of a webpage. There are a lot of malicious webpages out there if you enable the webpages to execute malicious code, your system will be compromised.
Several Websites tend us to enable the notification to get the latest updates about the subject; however, getting notifications can be pretty distracting while working. Most of the sites annoy users by displaying hundreds of notifications in a day. Therefore sometimes it is the best option to enable quiet notification requests in the Edge browser. The request that websites sens you to allow it for notifications are bothering, Edge features supports disabling the requests. To know how to enable Quiet Notification Requests in the Edge browser, follow the steps mentioned below.
How to Enable Quiet Notification Requests in Microsoft Edge Chromium
Step 1) Firstly, launch the Microsoft Edge and go to the Settings menu by click on the three dots located at the upper-right corner of the browser. A menu will appear, click on the Settings.
Step 2) On the setting menu, select Site Permissions.
