How do I stop notifications from websites on my Samsung Internet?

Why do I keep getting notifications from a website?

One of my Google Reader feeds, Feedburner, is sending me email alerts every time it receives a new entry.

Why? I never signed up for that, and there's no one in my contact list who has a relationship with that site.

Update: The link above shows my feed reader is sending me email alerts about this. I'm not going to remove the feed from Google Reader (and I don't know what's actually going on behind the scenes). But it's not the first time this has happened -- it seems to have started yesterday.

In fact, I'm getting three alerts every day now, even though there are no entries in the feed. Maybe Google Reader has changed something? I keep reading and getting bored, so I'm not going to delete any feeds. If you want to remove the feeds I've got you covered.

How do I permanently turn off these annoying web push notifications?

How to Prevent Push Notifications from the Web. What is push anyway? Push is a web technology that allows web applications to send information to devices, using short-term downloads. As a result, it can work without users having to click on anything. Instead, a person receives something by simply opening an email or visiting a webpage. Push notifications are often thought of as something for Facebook, as it's an example of how one would use the technology. However, other services like Twitter, Spotify, MailChimp, and others do the same thing. How do you know if your website is a good candidate for push? Well, it depends. Here's how a push notification works: What happens when an app decides to send you a notification? It's simple: A message gets sent to your mobile device via a short-term download so you don't have to think about your phone or open an email to check for messages. And that's pretty much it. In this guide, we will show you how to handle any notifications that come across your device. How to Disable Push Web Browser Notification This process may be somewhat cumbersome, but it only takes a few minutes and will be worth it. The steps to permanently disable all web browser push notifications are shown below. We will also show you how to disable Google Chrome for Android, Outlook on Windows, Mac OS X Safari and iOS Safari.e. How to Disable the Google Chrome Browser Notification on Mac Open the Google Chrome browser. Navigate to chrome://notifications and press Enter to open the page. Then, press Enter on the page, or close the tab if you have other tabs open. After you have done that, a pop-up will appear that reads "Notifications are disabled". You need to allow push notifications in the settings again, and then you will see a grey icon indicating that push notifications are enabled. If you do not see any icon, this means that they are turned off. How to Disable the Google Chrome Browser Notification on Windows also works the same way as Mac.