How to Turn Off Login Items Notifications?

Well I'm not running any poorly made software unless you count Adobe and Canon software as poorly made. This is the first time I have ever encountered this issue on any of my apple products. It's an Apple problem.

If it keeps installing background processes at every startup, it is poorly made.

I haven't seen any printer software that was well-made. Generally, the drivers are ok, but all the other garbage is garbage.

Here a "normal" professional user of . I use strictly professional softwares, but it is not my problem if they are "poorly made", as they don't bother me in any other way but as these OS X notifications. So I would say it's the  that is poorly made in this context.

azazel93 wrote:

Here a "normal" professional user of . I use strictly professional softwares, but it is not my problem if they are "poorly made", as they don't bother me in any other way but as these OS X notifications. So I would say it's the  that is poorly made in this context.

Then use something else.

azazel93 wrote:

Here a "normal" professional user of . I use strictly professional softwares, but it is not my problem if they are "poorly made", as they don't bother me in any other way but as these OS X notifications. So I would say it's the  that is poorly made in this context.

Apple only makes consumer products.

same problem with masses of notifications in Ventura after starting IMac; (eg: inloggen Melding).

How to solve this?

Normal interventions like stopping notifications in systeeminstelling does not help.

Any chance it is this bad boy?

Any chance it is the Google Updater?

Wish I could delete this. I was hopeful. It did not stop it , read it online and tried it. Will update if I find anything out.

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Truly my pleasure. I hope it helps!

-Dave

I am having the same issue, I tried everything. It's still there!

Same problem on Mac Studio running Ventura 13.2.1. Now news from Apple is standard so just accept it?

I have the same problem. Did all the things. No solution to be found.

I have updated everything without change.

G

I'm beginning to think that the solution is to leave the Apple ecosystem.