Manipulate Notification For Free

Step 1: Swipe down from the top to expand the Notification Shade. Step 2: Swipe a notification from right to left and then tap on the cog icon. Step 3: Select one of three settings: Show Notifications Silently, Block All Notifications, or Don't Silence or Block.

Option 1: In your settings appOpen your phone's Settings app.Tap Notifications. App settings.Under 'Most recent', find apps that recently sent you notifications. To find more apps, in the drop-down menu, tap All apps.Tap the app.Turn the app's notifications on or off.

If you're seeing annoying notifications from a website, turn off the permission:On your Android phone or tablet, open the Chrome app .Go to a webpage.To the right of the address bar, tap More Info .Tap Site settings.Under "Permissions," tap Notifications.Turn the setting off.

Notifications alert you to many things on your Android device, including incoming messages, new emails, and calendar events. The process for managing notifications may vary depending on which version of Android's operating system your mobile device is running.

Notification Manager. Android allows to put notification into the titlebar of your application. The user can expand the notification bar and by selecting the notification the user can trigger another activity.

Option 2: On a notificationTo find your notifications, from the top of your phone screen, swipe down.Touch and hold the notification, and then tap settings .Choose your settings: To turn off all notifications, turn off All notifications. Turn on or off notifications that you want to receive.

Floating Notifications basically reads notifications, and reproduces them in floating bubbles on top of whatever you're doing. It's reminiscent of Facebook's Chat Heads. But in this case, they work for any app. Notifications stack as small round icons, but you can alter the look.