If you did not receive the permission request in Chrome, type in: chrome://settings/contentExceptions#notifications to manually set notifications.
this is a great feature!
If you did not receive the permission request in Chrome, type in: chrome://settings/contentExceptions#notifications to manually set notifications.
this is a great feature!
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I literally was just asked to allow notifications suddenly and was ecstatic! Now we just need a google alert feature to help us keep an eye on any upcoming posts we're expecting from authors... for example, like for the Steemit Gnome.
Great stuff!
I got this notification earlier and allowed it.
Then I turned it off.
I suppose some people will find it useful. I'm not a fan. But good job for them getting it done.
That's cool. How about "incoming votes" notifications? whether it also?
I just barely clicked the button to allow for notifications but have yet to get one. LOL Time will tell whether I like it or not. Right now I'd like to see if it's working! :)
Does anyone know how to turn them off?
chrome://settings/contentExceptions#notifications