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# Mute your notifications

You can mute your notifications so that they don't pop up on your screen anymore. You will still receive notifications, the only difference is that to see them, you'll have to click on the bell icon.

When you mute notifications, you mute them for yourself only, not for the entire organization.

1. Click on the 'bell' icon on the top right corner to open the notification panel.

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2. Enable the *Mute* toggle. Notifications will not pop up anymore, and will instead be delivered silently to your notification panel.

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