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And by "Stable" the headline actually means "Canary" at this point. It will be a while before it reaches the stable version, but it's coming. This is good news
by benley 11y ago
And by "Stable" the headline actually means "Canary" at this point. It will be a while before it reaches the stable version, but it's coming. This is good news.
- hazz 11y agoThey're actually available in stable behind a feature flag (chrome://flags/#enable-native-notifications).
- LukaAl 11y agoNo, as they explain, the feature in stable is behind the status in Canary: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=326539#c45 https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=326539...
- anamexis 11y agoI am running normal Chrome on Mac (Version 49.0.2623.87) and the feature flag is there under chrome://flags/
- ihuman 11y agoAs LukeAl said in the post you are commenting on, the stable version's native notification feature is 6-12 weeks behind Canary's (which the chromium.org update is talking about).