Notifications in Chrome allow apps, extensions, and websites to keep you in the loop for just about everything, such as new updates, events, warnings, and so on. They can be useful, but they can ...

By default, Google Chrome alerts you if you access a website that intends to send you notifications. Over time, Google has also become good at automatically blocking intrusive notifications.

September 16, 2021 Notifications, in Google Chrome or elsewhere, can be among the most useful of things. But that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re always desirable.

by Suzanne Kantra on May 18, 2022 If you're getting spammed with notifications from your Chrome browser and you just want them to go away, the good news is that you can easily turn them off.

Google has also changed the way Chrome permissions work in general. When a site asks for one, such as access to your camera, you'll see the option of granting it for a single visit only.

If you no longer wish to view notifications from WeeklyAdZone.com in Chrome (which seems to be the browser you use), you'll need to tell Chrome to block the notifications from that site.

It even has notification access in Chrome’s deeper settings. So, if the price tracker needs to alert users about deals on products they’re interested in, Chrome for Android can send a ...