- Click the View Site Information (lock or info) icon next to the URL bar.
- Under Notifications, click Reset permission.
- Open Chrome Developer Tools (
F12 on PC or fn + F12 on Mac).
- In the Application tab > Storage, click Clear Site Data.
- When prompted, click Reload to refresh the page.
If you have Prompting configured, a new permission request should appear. Do not subscribe just yet.Optional:
To manually unregister background workers:If these buttons are disabled, ensure all tabs for your site are closed.
Open a new tab to your site and try it out!
If you still see a push notification from your site:
- Tap the gear icon > Site Settings
- Tap Clear & Reset
If no notification is visible:
- Open Chrome, then the 3-dot menu > Settings
- Scroll to Site Settings >Notifications
- Ensure it is set to Ask before sending (recommended)
- Find your site in the list, tap it, then tap Clear & Reset
Open a new tab to your site and try it out!
Apple does not support Web Push in Safari on Windows.
To reset notification permissions and cache:
- From the menu bar, go to: Safari > Settings > Websites > Notifications
- Find your site and click Remove
- Navigate to Privacy > Manage Website Data…
- Search for your domain, select it, and click Remove or Remove All
- Click Done
Return to your site and refresh. It should behave like a first-time visit.