Notifications in Chrome allow apps, extensions, and websites to keep you in the loop for just about everything, such as new updates, events, warnings, and so on. They can be useful, but they can also ...

Once you start letting websites send you notifications, it can get out of hand. You can start to get so many notifications, you miss the ones you really want. It might get to a point where you want to ...

Chrome is cracking down on notification spam with a smarter system that quietly removes permissions from sites you no longer visit. Learn more.

When it comes to notifications, it's overwhelmingly easy for your lock screen to get swarmed with little boxes pinging for your attention. It can easily drown out information you actually want to see.

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. The push to get you to subscribe to notifications from websites has slowed in recent years, but that doesn’t ...

If you’ve ever opened your Chrome browser and been hit with endless pop-ups, from random blogs, e-commerce sites, or news alerts you didn’t even remember subscribing to, this is for you. Browser ...

Unlike most other applications, Google Chrome doesn’t send notifications for itself, but for websites that are commonly opened on the browser. Many users prefer to disable this feature or third-party ...

When you visit a new website using Chrome on Android, you may receive a request to enable notifications. These notifications are meant to help you track meeting reminders, deals, news updates, and ...

Notifications from websites are a good idea in theory, but they’re abused incredibly often by sites that try to trick you into flipping on notifications just because they’re not easy to turn off.

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