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macbook pro 2017 12.5 youtube notification does not work even after clearing history, caches & cookies why?

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macbook pro 2017 12.5 youtube notification does not work even after clearing history, caches & cookies why? tried many times frustrating

macbook pro 2017 12.5 youtube notification does not work even after clearing history, caches & cookies why? tried many times frustrating

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Do you get ANY notifications in Firefox on your Mac? This is a simplistic test page to make sure (A) Firefox shows the expected permission prompt and (B) Firefox can send web notifications to your Mac OS:

https://davidwalsh.name/demo/notifications-api.php

Does that one work?

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1 JULY 2022 Thank you, it works perfectly well, it is supported I am unable to proceed further on how to make request access to the user to grant the permission is there any protocol to be activated.Kindly guide me please.

On 31-Jul-2022, at 12:58 AM, Mozilla Support Forum <no-reply@support.mozilla.org> wrote:

https://davidwalsh.name/demo/notifications-api.php

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Okay, if the test site worked, then your Firefox is generally set up to allow web notifications.

To check permissions on YouTube, while you're on the site, use Command+i to open the Page Info dialog. Then click the Permissions icon along the top to open that panel.

Scroll down to "Send notifications", uncheck the "Use default" box and select "Allow"

That is saved immediately, so you can close the Page Info dialog.

Does that make any difference?

If not, maybe there is an issue between Firefox and YouTube. Hopefully someone else is more familiar with that (I generally do not log into YouTube on a browser).