When we browse the web, we receive quite a few alert messages and often these notifications become annoying. They interrupt our reading or the playback of multimedia material. For this reason, we present a method to put an end only to the notifications from websites that are very intrusive.
How Chrome decides to disable notifications
Chrome uses two methods to determine when it should stop showing notifications from a website:
- The first method is very good: the AI takes your habitual blocks of notifications on a given web page to automatically block alerts from these sites.
- The second method takes the low subscription rate of a site. In this case, the AI would treat the web page as malicious and you would stop receiving notifications.
How to enable the feature in Chrome 79
You can enable the new notification removal feature in any version of Chrome 79 or later:
Type the following in Chrome's address bar:
chrome://flags/#quiet-notification-prompts
Now, in the “Quieter notification permission prompts” option, change it from “Default” to “Enable”.
As you can see, the method is very simple to perform in your version 79 of Google Chrome. By also enabling these hidden options, you will find other interesting functions: Improve incognito mode, enable the enhanced interface for cookie blocking, trash synchronization, and improve page accessibility, among many others.
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