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If you’re still seeing ads in the corner of your screen even after following these steps, it’s possible you’ve been infected with adware.

Select the website you want to remove and click Remove Website.

Under “Privacy & Security” scroll down to “Notifications” and click Settings.

In Firefox, open the Firefox menu (the three horizontal lines in the upper right-hand corner of the Firefox window) and select Options.

Under “Cookies and site permissions” click Notifications.

In Edge, open the Edge menu (the three horizontal dots in the upper right-hand corner of the Edge window) and select Settings.

Turn off notifications from any site you no longer want to see notifications from.

Under “Permissions” click Notifications.

Under “Privacy and security” click Site Settings.In Chrome, open the Chrome menu (the three vertical dots in the upper right-hand corner of the Chrome window) and select Settings.That doesn’t mean you have to put up with those pesky ads, though! Here’s how to get rid of ads in the lower right-hand corner of your desktop in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox: Disable Site Notifications in Chrome

The only ads AdBlock is able to block are the ones that are displayed within your browser. AdBlock cannot block ads that come from Windows or from other apps. And while you may have given a site permission to display ads from your browser, they’re actually displaying the ads outside of your browser. When you grant this permission to a site, you’re giving them permission to use your operating system’s notifications system to occasionally display “notifications,” such as alerts about sales or discounts (which, to some, are synonymous with ads).ĪdBlock doesn’t block those because it’s a browser extension, which means it can only function within your browser.

A website asking for permission to display notifications