PlacidBeing wrote:
I have tried this before to no avail, the entry remains here. Unchecking "show in notifications center just grays the whole panel but the entry remains.
Deleting the entries from Safari is supposed to also remove them from System Settings. If this isn't working, then some critical system security database is corrupted. Unfortunately, there are many 3rd party system modification apps that hack around and attempt to "clean up" this database.
You can try that yourself in the Terminal with the following command:
sudo tccutil reset All
Just to clarify, I don't recommend running this command. If you do need to run it, then your system is seriously corrupted. Whatever corrupted it is likely still there and will corrupt it again in the future.
But what do I know? Maybe you'll run it and it will magically fix everything.
If not, your only option will be to erase the hard drive and reinstall the operating system. This is actually my recommended course of action. You can restore your user files and user accounts, but that's all. Do not attempt to restore any apps, software, system settings, or "other files". If you restore any of that, it will put everything back the way it was. In the future, be more careful about installing 3rd party apps.