Google Chrome will soon make notification requests less boring

We are sure that some of you have encountered websites that use Google Chrome to indicate if you want to receive notifications from them. These reviews are typically used by these sites to notify you if they have been updated. However, these requests can be quite boring and intrusive, but that could soon change.

According to a new report posted on the XDA Developers forum, Google seems to make changes to Google Chrome on Android devices and personal computers, which will make these queries less boring. For example, in the Chrome browser for Android, the new description says "Silent activation of the authorization request for the validity of notifications." When a site wants to display notifications, the dialog is replaced by a quieter and less disturbing version. "

However, for Google Chrome on personal computers, Google seems to be looking to completely block these requests. The description states: "Notifications are currently blocked for all sites, except for those that allow them individually." It also seems that Google Chrome is discovering what you like, which means that if you continue to deny too many notification requests, it will automatically block them, based on your past habits. Note, however, that these changes have not yet been activated and there is no guarantee that they will become a real benefit.

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