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> Chrome already protects the notification noise by default Does it though? I still get asked to opt-in for notifications on websites regularly, including thos
by mbreese 4y ago
> Chrome already protects the notification noise by default
Does it though? I still get asked to opt-in for notifications on websites regularly, including those I've already said no to. A simple opt-in question still makes me answer the question routinely (with the default "Sites can ask to send notifications" setting).
This puts a much higher bar on the notification opt-in game.
- taude 4y agoI get asked, but once I say no, I haven't gotten prompted again. And if you accidentally click yes, it even has a section in the 'safety check' section that will have a list of sites sending you too many notifications. Also, there's another setting where you can toggle between: ask permission, block all; and some other silent blocking them.... I wonder if it remembers my settings better because I have a google account that my chrome is logged into for syncing these things?