Very rarely. I only would do it for a communication app (Discord, Element), social media (Mastodon) or recently, Beehaw!
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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Out of principle websites never get push permission from me. If it is a communication app it will give me a phone push, and I can switch to that tab when I see that in my peripheral. One less thing to mute when I want no distractions.
Hell no. I have notifications completely disabled for my entire PC, and my phone is always set to DnD.
I mean, sure. Discord, mattermost, slack - they all ask for and get notifications. Ditto my email.
Why wouldn't I want that?
I use it at work for websites we use for work. Never for other things.
Absolutely not. I’ve set it so that all sites are denied automatically, so I never even get asked anymore. I can’t imagine why I would ever want that, but I’m very selective with notifications altogether.