# How to reset your browser opt-in preferences?
In case you are testing a new web push integration, you may need to reset your browser preference to trigger again the push opt-in prompt. Here is a simple step-by-step guide on how to do it for Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari on a desktop.
## Google Chrome
### 1. Clear the website data
Right-click on your webpage, then click **Inspect** to display the inspection. Head to the **Application** tab > **Clear Storage**, then click on **Clear site data**.
### 2. Clear your push preferences
Click on the padlock icon :unlock: on the left side of the search bar and set the push preference to **Ask.**
Finally, click on the refresh button. You should be able to trigger the push opt-in prompt again.
## Mozilla Firefox
### 1. Clear the website data
Click on the padlock icon :unlock: on the left side of the search bar and set the push preference to **Ask.**
### 2. Clear your push preferences
Click the padlock icon :unlock: again and clear your web push preferences:
Finally, click on the refresh button. You should be able to trigger the push opt-in prompt again.
## Safari
### 1. Clear the website data
From the **Safari** tab, click on **Preferences**. Head to the **Privacy** tab and click on **Manage Website Data...** Then select the website in the list and click **Remove** on the left-hand side.
### 2. Clear your push preferences
From the **Safari** tab, click on **Preferences**. Head to the **Websites** tab and click on the **Notifications** button. Then select the website in the list and click **Remove** on the left-hand-side.
Finally, click the refresh button. You should be able to trigger the push opt-in prompt again.
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