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Control notification requests from Twitter

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Control notifications in Firefox for Android does not have an option as described in help. Twitter pages pop vibrate notification every few minutes. Is there an option in about or Android settings to disable notification requests from Twitter?

Thanks much.

Control notifications in Firefox for Android does not have an option as described in help. Twitter pages pop vibrate notification every few minutes. Is there an option in about or Android settings to disable notification requests from Twitter? Thanks much.

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Use about:config to set dom.vibrator.enabled to false. This will completely disable the ability for sites to vibrate the phone.

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Use about:config to set dom.vibrator.enabled to false. This will completely disable the ability for sites to vibrate the phone.