Requests for permission to send notifications are one of the most grating website behaviors, second only to auto-playing videos. Earlier this year, Firefox started experimenting with denying them by default, and now, Chrome is following suit. There's a flag in the Canary build that blocks all notification requests, only allowing notifications from sites you intentionally approve.
The flag, accessible by navigating to chrome://flags/#quiet-notification-prompts, nixes notification request popups entirely in favor of a small icon in the omnibar denoting that the site wants to send notifications.
Read MoreChrome Canary flag to hide website notification requests now functional was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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