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A Notification has appeared from what I suspect is malware. In the Notification Center it is named: recode247.com, it sends random notifications every 60 seconds. I can turn it off in Notifications, but I cannot find a way to delete it from the NC list.
In older Mac OS, just holding on the CTL key why clicking allowed a Control Panel item to be deleted from Preferences.
Thanks,
JJ
MacBook Pro Apple Silicon
I wanted it removed from the Notification prefs. I know how to turn off its notifications.
I have now found out that even though it shows up and cannot be removed in the System Settings, it actually appears under Websites in the Safari settings.
Thanks for help.
JJ
I wanted it removed from the Notification prefs. I know how to turn off its notifications.
I have now found out that even though it shows up and cannot be removed in the System Settings, it actually appears under Websites in the Safari settings.
Thanks for help.
JJ
digiJayJay wrote:
I wanted it removed from the Notification prefs. I know how to turn off its notifications.
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/15183f67-b02d-4b97-9279-20599fe83cbb
As I wrote to dialabrain above, Control-click, choose Reset Notifications... and it disappears.
I understand that the wording "Reset Notifications..." is a bit misleading, but there you are.
I see now, thanks.
One can still control-click and choose Reset Notifications...
This looks a bit ominous, but it just means reset for the application, and not a general reset of all notifications.
Luis Sequeira1 wrote:
If you hover the cursor over the notification, an x should appear in the top left of it.
I believe the OP means from the list in System Settings > Notifications > Application Notifications.
Luis Sequeira1 wrote:
Resetting effectively removes it from the list 😎
I just noticed you did say control-click on Reset Notifications on your reply to me. Somehow I missed the control part. One of those days.
If you hover the cursor over the notification, an x should appear in the top left of it.
Luis Sequeira1 wrote:
I see now, thanks.
Welcome. I believe the user was asking how to remove "recode247.com" from the list. Not how to reset it.
Resetting effectively removes it from the list 😎
The application will have to ask again for permission.
I believe they already turned it off.
"I can turn it off in Notifications"
You're welcome.
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