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This issue has existed for 4 years!!! |
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This is a common but frustrating bug that many users experience. Here's what you can try to resolve the phantom notification counter: First, try the basic fixes: Refresh the page completely (hard refresh with Ctrl+F5 or Cmd+Shift+R) Clear your browser cache and cookies for GitHub Try accessing GitHub from a different browser or incognito mode If that doesn't work: Click on "Notifications" and check all tabs (Inbox, Unread, Participating, etc.) Look for any repository notifications that might be hidden or archived Try marking all notifications as read, even if they appear empty Last resort solutions: Use the GitHub mobile app to check notifications - sometimes it clears the counter Try the direct URL: github.com/notifications?query=is%3Aunread If none of these work, you'll likely need to report this to GitHub Support directly since it's a persistent backend issue. They can check your account specifically and clear any stuck notification flags that are causing the false counter. Many users have reported this same issue over the years, so you're definitely not alone in dealing with this ghost notification! |
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The same fu**ing problem here, clearing browser data or whatever doesn't help, it's tied to my account and simply won't go away, it's from some gitcoin bs repo I don't remember ever interacting with and the repo is deleted already. WTF fix your crap GitHub. |
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having this exact issue rn, it's driving me insane 💀 |
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Hi @SolarianZ, You can find the solution here. Open your browser console, type (function(){var f=document.querySelector('.js-notifications-mark-all-actions form[action="/notifications/beta/mark"]');if(f){fetch(f.action,{method:f.method,body:new FormData(f),credentials:"include"}).then(r=>{if(r.ok)setTimeout(()=>location.reload(),500);});}})(); |
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I had the exact same bug for a couple of weeks. The solution by @davevad93 solved the problem for the moment as a workaround. |
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Github always shows "You have unread notifications" but there are none:
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