How to Enable and Disable Web Push Notifications in Google Chrome?
How to enable and disable web push notifications in Google Chrome?
Web push notifications appear at the top or bottom of your browser’s window even if you were offline at the moment they were sent. They may be annoying, especially when accompanied by an alert, so you often want to disable them. If you run an online business, push notification is a great chance to rocket both conversions and sales. Discover more here.
Contents
- Go to Settings
- Choose Advanced Settings
- Click Content settings
- Choose Notifications
- Enable or disable notifications
- Manage exceptions
- Web push notifications in SendPulse
Go to Settings
Click the icon of Settings at the right of your browser window and choose “Settings.”
Choose Advanced Settings
Go to the bottom of the page and choose “Advanced”.
Click Content settings
Click Content settings under “Privacy and security”.
Choose Notifications
Click “Notifications”.
Enable or disable notifications
To enable notifications, click “Allow all sites to show notifications”.
To disable notifications, click “Do not allow any site to show notifications”.
If you are not sure, whether you want to receive notifications or not, click “Ask when a site wants to show notifications”.
Manage exceptions
If you once gave a permission to a website to show notifications, but now you do not want, choose “Manage exceptions” and put X to the right of the site. Click “Done”.
Web push notification is a good way to inform the users about the latest news, trends, sales, advertisements.
For your notifications not to be disabled, send them only to the users who gave you a permission by clicking "Allow push notification".
This delivery channel is a great chance to empower your email marketing with. Inform about new arrivals, back in stock items and recent articles.
Web push notifications in SendPulse
Push notifications are completely free in our service. Use personalization and segmentation for better engagement, set up automated sending after certain conditions are met, and A/B test your messages to discover the best techniques.
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