Moaning can become a fulfilling hobby. Certainly many millions of the British population avidly participate. We should thank our government for providing so much material which supports the national hobby

I think allowing or blocking notifications would be done at the browser level. 

Here are some instructions for Edge

https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-edge/manage-website-notifications-in-microsoft-edge-0c555609-5bf2-479d-a59d-fb30a0b80b2b

Quote from: klondike on Today at 05:25:06 PMCan't argue with that but..Does not follow.
If you fail to vote you have no right to criticise the outcome of the election which will surely be a further decline in this once proud land.

If your choice wins and forms a government which will obviously prove useless then you can both complain and remove them from your list of those you will vote for ever again.

If your choice loses then you can have the nice warm feeling of not being responsible and having made an effort to avert the inevitable mess that follows.

Admittedly this means that eventually you will never vote Labour nor Conservative as they are the only parties that get elected. Of course the LibDems did enter into a coalition but that was a bit of a disaster for them as was alienating over half the electorate in a later one.

 

No sir it is your democratic right to vote and I would go so far as to say your duty too. Despite the utter futility of doing so.

I won't vote because I no longer care, it no longer matters to me who is in power, but I will still moan because I am paying my various taxes for services that neither party cannot or won't provide.

Quote from: klondike on Today at 10:05:16 PMI don't use Facebook but I can say with confidence that to get an answer to just about anything Google is your friend.

Of course getting a solution might be a bit trickier 

Thanks anyway.
If I open Facebook in Chrome, the notifications come up properly, so it might be a problem with Edge.

I don't use Facebook but I can say with confidence that to get an answer to just about anything Google is your friend. 

Of course getting a solution might be a bit trickier 

Never mind I'm sure you'll remember the flour next time 

In using Facebook, I have encountered a problem and asked for assistance at the site: 
"Contact Facebook Support team and help center" (yes, an American spelling).

I received a nice response from a person called John Hack, who describes himself as 'Admin', advising me to "Feel free to message the group admin they are here to support users who got their account disabled or hacked, message us now for help!"  
Clearly a bit of a prat, pratting about!  

However, I do have a problem with Facebook which I'd like to resolve, but I can find no means of contacting anyone who can advise.  Clearly, this site which I tried to use is not a genuine means of contacting the people who could properly advise me.

Does anyone know of the best place to seek advice, as I can see no obvious means of reporting a fault?

Made some focaccia bread without flour - not bad for a first effort.

Mr M told me off for using the expression it's as black as the ace of spades 🙁

One of the women's profiles caught Frank's eye
Goodness was that hemline high
She'd used a filter on her face
Of her moustache there was no trace