Chrome users are more often than not distracted from the site-pop-ups they receive every time they visit a website.
Instead of pressing on the block every time for each pop-up notification, users can get rid of all the pop-up notifications once and for all by tweaking the notification settings on Chrome.
Users can also disable the settings to receive notifications any time they want to. They can also tweak notifications to receive pop-up notifications from some sites and block others. The following settings are for users who use Google Chrome on a Windows PC, a Mac, or one of the best Chromebooks.
Here is how you can block the pop-up site notifications on Chrome:
— On your computer, open Chrome.
— At the top right, click More.
— Go to Settings.
— Select Site settings under privacy and security.
— Click on Notifications.
— To turn off pop-up notifications from all sites, turn the toggle on for Sites can ask to send notifications off.
— Users can also turn the toggle on for the “Use quieter messaging” feature to block notification prompts from interrupting you.
— To block a particular site, under the “Block” section click on Add. Enter the name of the site which you want to be blocked and click on Add.
— If you want to receive notifications from a site, under the “Allow,” section click on Add. Enter the site and click Add.
Alternatively, users can choose the shortcut chrome://settings/content/notifications and turn the toggle off for Sites can ask to send notifications.
On the other hand, if you want to receive notifications from a site but aren’t getting them:
— On your computer, open Chrome.
— At the top right, click More or three dots
— Click on Settings.
— Under “Privacy and security,” click Site settings.
— Select Pop-ups and redirects.
— Under “Allow,” look for the site.
