If you took a break from the Internet during the January holidays, you may not know about the changes in the Google Chrome browser.
From February 4, the browser will block pop-up requests for displaying notifications from sites.
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To block, users will need to activate the appropriate option in the alert settings, and in some cases, the notifications will be blocked automatically.
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To avoid automatic blocking, the Google Chrome team recommends that site owners test their resources with Canary to see how the browser will interact with them after the release of updates.
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What else is new in Google Chrome
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– New UI.
“Quiet UI” will inform users that alerts have been blocked and allow them to be unlocked.
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Google also warned that it will take action against those sites that abuse push alerts.