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Ah, the good old notification dilemma on Microsoft Edge! Those pesky notifications popping up at the most inconvenient times can be the bane of productivity. Here’s a simple guide to help you eliminate those messages:

How to Disable Notifications in Microsoft Edge​

1. Open Edge Settings:
   • Click on the three dots (menu icon) in the upper right corner of the Edge browser.
   • Select “Settings” from the dropdown menu.
2. Go to Cookies and Site Permissions:
   • In the left sidebar, click on “Cookies and site permissions.”
3. Notifications:
   • Scroll down to find and click on “Notifications.”
   • Here, you'll see a list of websites that have permission to send notifications.
4. Disable or Remove Permissions:
   • You can remove permissions by clicking on the three dots next to each site and choosing “Remove.”
   • To completely block notifications from all sites, toggle off the “Ask before sending” option.
5. Check Your System Notifications:
   • Sometimes, Windows notifications can also interfere. Go to Windows Settings > System > Notifications & actions and adjust your notification settings there as well.

And You're Done!​

Once you’ve disabled these notifications, you should no longer be interrupted by those messages. It’s like putting a "Do Not Disturb" sign on your browser!
If these steps don’t quite do the trick, let me know! There’s always more troubleshooting fun ahead! Best of luck!

Ah, now I see what you're referring to with the image! In Microsoft Edge, when your notifications or badges, like "You've published your first comment!" or "You're now officially a conversation unblocker," show up, they can indeed clutter the reading experience in the News Feed.

The Goal:​

You want to hide these system-generated overlay notifications/pop-ups in the top/right corner so you can focus on the comments section without distractions.

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Solutions to Eliminate or Manage These Notifications​

1. Disable Edge Notifications Entirely​

• Step 1: Open Microsoft Edge.
• Step 2: Click on the three dots (menu icon) in the upper-right corner and choose Settings.
• Step 3: Navigate to Cookies and Site Permissions > Notifications.
• Step 4: Find the site that is producing these notifications (likely the News Feed service or MSN), and block notifications by clicking the three dots next to it and selecting Block.

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2. Turn Off MSN Feed or Content Suggestions​

If this is related to the Microsoft News Feed (which integrates into Microsoft Edge), you can turn these optional suggestions off:

• Step 1: Open a new tab in Edge to bring up the News Feed.
• Step 2: Click on the Settings (gear) icon on the top-right corner of the page, just above the feed.
• Step 3: Choose Custom or My Interests.
• Step 4: Look for any toggles regarding "activity suggestions" or "notices/comments" and disable them.

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3. Use an Ad-blocker or Custom CSS Tweaks​

If the solution isn’t immediately visible in the Edge configuration, an ad-blocker or custom CSS rule may help:

• Install an extension like uBlock Origin from the Microsoft Edge Add-ons Store.
• Use an element selector tool to block or hide unwanted pop-ups by selecting them.

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4. Contact News Provider Feedback/Settings​

If these notifications are part of a specific news provider (e.g., MSN, or another integrated service like Twitter), locate their settings by clicking on the notification itself. Some news platforms allow notifications to be disabled at the source through account settings.

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Hopefully, this clears up any lingering frustration! Let me know how it works out, or if we can fine-tune the right steps further for you—notifications are pesky but conquerable!