Are you frustrated with Chrome notifications? This guide will help you disable Chrome notifications on both your computer and phone for a calmer browsing experience. Let’s get focused!
While Google Chrome notifications may be intended to help you, they can certainly be distracting and annoying. But you don’t have to stick with the default settings.
Want to reduce some Chrome notifications? Want to disable Chrome notifications altogether? Luckily, it’s easy to work with and adjust your Chrome notifications settings.
KeyPoints
Disable Chrome notifications on Windows 10 or Mac.
- First, open Chrome and Go to the three dots in the top right corner.
- Go to setting < Select Privacy and Security < Site Settings.
- Scroll down choose Permissions and select Notifications.
- In default Behaviour, Choose Don’t allow sites to send Notifications for disabling all notifications from all sites.
- Or in customized behaviors, go to sites three dots, and click on the block.
Disable those notification distractions on your computer, no matter if you’re on Windows or Mac!
Here’s
How to disable notifications from Chrome on a Computer
(or a handy keyboard shortcut for Mac users).
- First, open Chrome and Go to the three dots in the top right corner. Click those dots, then choose Settings.
2. Select Privacy and Security on the left, and then click Site Settings.
3. Scroll down choose Permissions and select Notifications.
4. This is the website asking your permission for notifications. You can choose to silence them completely or decide for each website individually.
5. Tired of websites asking if they can send you notifications? Imagine that annoying pop-up box is a chatty neighbor constantly asking if they can borrow your tools. You can shut them up completely by flipping a switch in Chrome’s settings. This will stop all those permission requests.
6. We need to cover both aspects – blocking new requests and managing existing permissions. Here’s a more comprehensive explanation, keeping it light and engaging:
Maybe you’ve already let some websites send updates. No worries! Chrome has a notification center where you can manage these “residents” of your browser town square. You’ll find two lists:
- The Block List: These websites you’ve banished to notification silence. You can add more noisy neighbors here if needed.
- The Allow List: These are the chosen few who get to send you updates. If a website becomes a nuisance, you can easily evict them from this list.
Remember, you’re the mayor of your browser town square! Use these settings to keep it peaceful and focused, only letting in the notifications that matter most. Here are some ways to disable it
7. Imagine you’ve accidentally invited a website to your digital block party. They keep sending you party updates, but it’s getting annoying. Here’s how to kick them out from notifications:
- Head over to Chrome’s notification settings, your browser’s bouncer control panel.
- Find the “Allow List,” basically the guest list for your party.
- Spot the website you want to silence. Think of them as the overly enthusiastic guest.
- See those three dots next to their name? That’s the “kick-out” button, disguised in Chrome speak! Click on it.
- Choose “Block” – it’s like politely saying, “Thanks for coming, but maybe next time.”
Now, that website won’t be sending you any more notifications, keeping your digital block party nice and peaceful!
How to Disable Chrome notifications on Mobile
- Open Chrome and Click on settings.
- Click on notifications.
- Turn off notifications or disable all notifications from all sites.
- For disabling notifications from a particular website. Go to the Site Setting after clicking on the setting.
- Click on Notification.
- Select the Site
- Disable the notification.
Congrats! You’ve silenced the notification in Chrome! You’ve successfully reduced notifications away with some clever Chrome settings. Now, your digital world is peaceful, free from notifications!
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