Google has made major changes to the Chrome browser

Google Chrome browser

Google has decided to remove repeated annoying notifications in the new version of Chrome browser next month, following its rival Firefox.

Almost all web sites on web browsers ask for permission to turn on notifications from every visitor, and this window opens until they select Yes or No.

Google Product Manager PJ McLaughlin wrote on Google's official blog that in Chrome 80 users will be requested in a new and quiet way to turn on notifications and the decision has been made to ensure that users are not bothered and receive notifications. Utilities remain intact.

Remember that the new version of Chrome 80 will be released on February 4 next month.

Prior to Chrome's announcement, Firefox made this change to its version 72 browser, and now Firefox users receive notification requests in the form of smaller cartoons instead of separate windows that they don't care about. Can ignore.

It has also been decided that many consumers reject notification requests simply because the current application process repeats them.