If you're keen to keep up to date with all the latest news from the cycling world, Cyclingnews notifications ensure you never miss a thing. 

When you are browsing Cyclingnews, you may receive a message asking if you want to receive notifications from us. In that case, when you click "Allow", we receive occasional messages from us about key stories and features we think you might enjoy

However, if you miss this message, we will explain how to turn on Cyclingnews notifications manually.

Sending these notifications may pop up somewhere on the screen, depending on your device. If you are interested in the article, you can simply click or tap on the article to read the full text. If it is not something of interest, click or swipe the cross to disappear. 

We will adjust the notifications we send to you over time to ensure they are relevant to your specific cycling interests - whether it is a detailed technical review or race analysis.

Open Chrome and go to the home page.

Click the Show Site Information button to the left of the web address.

Toggle the notification button to allow messages from Cyclingnews.

If you do not see the notification button, click Site Settings. 

Scroll down to Notifications and toggle permissions.

Open the Google Chrome app on your Android device. 

Go to the Cyclingnews website.

Tap the site info icon on the left side of the address bar.

Tap the notification.

Confirm Reset by pressing reset permissions.

Open Safari on your Apple computer.

Click Safari in the upper left corner.

Click [Settings].

Click the Website button.

Scroll down to Notifications.

Switch to allow Cyclingnews.

Open Firefox and go to the home page.

Click the padlock in the address bar.

Click the arrow in the Site Information drop-down panel.

In the next panel, click More Information to display the Page Information window, and then click the Permissions tab.

In Send notifications, deselect the Use Default check box and select Allow to start receiving notifications from Cyclingnews.

Open the Samsung Internet app. 

Tap the menu icon (3 horizontal lines) in the lower right corner. 

Tap the notification.

Check if Cyclingnews is under sites that are allowed or blocked.

If it's currently blocked, switch the button to go to the permitted site

Sorry to hear you don't want to receive notifications from Cyclingnews. 

To stop being sent the latest articles from the cycling world, simply remove Cyclingnews from the list of site browsers that allow notifications from it.

This is usually in the settings section of your browser, whether it's Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox or something else.