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Configure Notification Settings in Chrome on Android

Are you annoyed with notification alerts from different sites in Chrome browser on Android? Learn how to stop notifications and manage alerts.

Push notification alerts can be annoying when received frequently from web browsers. It was meant to be used for sending quick alert.

However, it is misused for marketing malpractices without any frequency cap.

The Chrome browser on Android offers a feature where you can block all notifications or customize per site or type from the Settings.

In this guide, we have shared the steps to configure the site’s notification settings in Google Chrome on Android.

Configuring the Notifications Settings in Chrome on Android

By default, the notification is enabled in Chrome for Android. You can visit the notification setting section and view the current setting on your mobile.

Here are the steps to manage the notification settings in Chrome Android:

  1. Launch the Chrome app for Android.
  2. Tap on the More vertical 3dots icon menu for options.
  3. Select Settings from the options list.
  4. Tap on the Notifications tab.
  5. Check or Uncheck the box to enable or disable the notification from chrome.
    Chrome Android Notification Settings

Here you will be able to customize the notifications as per your need. Any option you keep enabled will receive the push notification, and any notification type you’ve unchecked will be blocked.

Stopping All Notifications from Chrome browser

Suppose you are annoyed by the push notification and are no longer interested in receiving any notifications from the sites. In that case, you can turn off the notification altogether. Here are the steps to stop push notifications:

  1. Launch the Chrome app for Android.
  2. Tap on the Morevertical 3dots icon menu for options.
  3. Select Settings from the options list.
  4. Tap on the Notifications tab.
  5. Toggle the Show notification to OFF the notifications.
    Chrome Show Notifications Toggle Button OFF

You can also disable the checkbox to stop notifications for individual sites. If you turn off the Show notification overall, then this will completely block the notifications. All this can be accessed under notification settings.

Enable All Notifications in Android Settings

As I mentioned earlier, there might be a few sites that you can receive notification updates from.

You only need to select the particular site and enable the checkbox against it to do that. In this way, you can view Chrome notifications for Android. Here are the steps to do:

  1. Launch the Chrome app for Android.
  2. Tap on the Morevertical 3dots icon menu for options.
  3. Select Settings from the options list.
  4. Tap on the Notifications tab.
  5. Toggle the Show notification to ON notifications.
    Chrome Show Notifications Toggle Button

You can also enable the checkbox to enable notifications for individual sites.

Video Guide on Configuring the Notification in Chrome on Android

How to setup Chrome for Android Notification Settings?

Bottom Line

Using Chrome Android, you can stop notifications from any website. You can customize the list of websites that you want to receive notifications from. You can also block all notifications without any issues.

Similarly, you can also customize the push notification on the Chrome computer browser. You can block a website or all sites to send notifications, similar to a mobile browser.

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Kushal Azza

Kushal Azza

Kushal Azza is a Google Certified IT Professional, Digital Content Creator, and Go-To Digital Marketer with Engineering Degree. He has over a decade of experience solving tech problems, troubleshooting, and innovating digital solutions. Follow him on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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