Thanks to the constant evolution of smartphones, we are becoming more and more comfortable performing our daily tasks on handheld devices. Digitalization has also helped a lot in this regard, as it has made almost every service available on the internet. Just go to a website and you can easily access all their services, right from your Android smartphone.

In order to serve us “well”, many of these websites ask us to send push notifications. These are small notifications that inform us of offers, developments and more. While that can be useful sometimes, a mountain of such notifications is not something to be particularly excited about, especially if they disrupt your flow.

Google Chrome is one of the most popular web browsers in the world, but it’s not the best at providing an environment without interruptions. Fortunately, Google has taken the complaints into account and developed a less intrusive system for delivering notifications. In this section, we’ll take you through a new addition to Google Chrome: quieter notifications with permission prompts.

Every new Google Chrome feature is first rolled out to the Canary build before making its way to the stable, global version. Once again, Google followed a similar path by rolling out the feature to Canary months before the stable version.