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Whenever I run any processing algorithm in QGIS, after it finishes I get Windows 10 pop-ups (notofications in lower-right corner) which says that the processing is finished. It is very annoying, particularly when I run very quick and simple algorithms, because it makes QGIS window out of focus and to get back to work I have to close the pop-up first.



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    Whenever I run any processing algorithm in QGIS, after it finishes I get Windows 10 pop-ups (notofications in lower-right corner) which says that the processing is finished. It is very annoying, particularly when I run very quick and simple algorithms, because it makes QGIS window out of focus and to get back to work I have to close the pop-up first.



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      Whenever I run any processing algorithm in QGIS, after it finishes I get Windows 10 pop-ups (notofications in lower-right corner) which says that the processing is finished. It is very annoying, particularly when I run very quick and simple algorithms, because it makes QGIS window out of focus and to get back to work I have to close the pop-up first.



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          1. Open the Windows Settings menu by pressing the Windows Key and “I”

          2. Click on "System" (Display, notifications, apps, power)

          3. Click “Notifications & Actions” menu

          4. Wait a few seconds until Windows finds and lists all apps which uses "Notifications"

          5. Scroll down list of apps and find QGIS

          6. Turn it off

          7. Enjoy!






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            1. Open the Windows Settings menu by pressing the Windows Key and “I”

            2. Click on "System" (Display, notifications, apps, power)

            3. Click “Notifications & Actions” menu

            4. Wait a few seconds until Windows finds and lists all apps which uses "Notifications"

            5. Scroll down list of apps and find QGIS

            6. Turn it off

            7. Enjoy!






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              1. Open the Windows Settings menu by pressing the Windows Key and “I”

              2. Click on "System" (Display, notifications, apps, power)

              3. Click “Notifications & Actions” menu

              4. Wait a few seconds until Windows finds and lists all apps which uses "Notifications"

              5. Scroll down list of apps and find QGIS

              6. Turn it off

              7. Enjoy!






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                1. Open the Windows Settings menu by pressing the Windows Key and “I”

                2. Click on "System" (Display, notifications, apps, power)

                3. Click “Notifications & Actions” menu

                4. Wait a few seconds until Windows finds and lists all apps which uses "Notifications"

                5. Scroll down list of apps and find QGIS

                6. Turn it off

                7. Enjoy!






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                1. Open the Windows Settings menu by pressing the Windows Key and “I”

                2. Click on "System" (Display, notifications, apps, power)

                3. Click “Notifications & Actions” menu

                4. Wait a few seconds until Windows finds and lists all apps which uses "Notifications"

                5. Scroll down list of apps and find QGIS

                6. Turn it off

                7. Enjoy!







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