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hi this is Gary with macmost.com let me show you how to stop getting so many notifications on your Mac [Music] most is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than a thousand supporters go to macmost.com patreon there you could read more about the patreon campaign join us and get exclusive content and course discounts if you find that you're getting a lot of notifications on your Mac from apps from websites maybe things you don't even recognize there's a way to get that under control the first thing you want to do is go into system settings and then from there choose notifications then you're going to see a list of application notifications here and every app that you've got that will send out notifications will be listed so you can choose an app and then go into the settings and customize how notifications are sent so for instance you can choose none to have notifications not appear on the screen at all but then still have them show up in the notification center with this switch here or if you'd rather never see notifications anywhere for this app you can just completely switch it off now you're also going to see some websites here and you can do the same thing for a website but for better control what you probably want to do is go into Safari for that first so when you're visiting a website you may see something like this a quick little pop-up question that asks you if you want to get notifications this may be why you're getting so many notifications it's so easy to accept this or click the OK button or whatever appears and then start getting notifications from the site you can tell different websites show this in a different way with slightly different graphics it's so easy to skip past this by saying allow maybe you think that's just asking you for permission to use your location or that there's a disclaimer on the website or something like that and then you end up getting notifications some websites do it in a much better way for instance Mac Rumors here has an icon at the top you have to click on that to go to a special page that then allows you to subscribe to Notifications but most websites that use it will just hit you with this quick little question here and it's easy to misread it and accept when you do accept it should prompt you with confirmation here but again super easy to accidentally allow it once you've allowed it you may start getting tons of notifications and have no idea how to turn them off in Safari you can go to Safari settings and then go to websites this is the section where you can control individual settings for different sites one of those is notifications and anything that you've allowed to send your notifications is going to appear in here...