How to disable Chrome notifications.

Google Chrome warnings aren't generally the most effortless thing to ace. A few sites like Facebook will inquire as to whether you need to turn on notices in Chrome, however it's a simple window to miss or disregard on the off chance that you aren't certain what it is. 

Be that as it may, there are different times when you turn on warnings for a site like Facebook just to lament the choice either in light of the fact that they're an excessive amount of or you're now getting notices in another way (by means of your PC's OS, your telephone, your smartwatch, and so on.). Here's the means by which to take control of your Chrome warnings whether you're utilizing a PC, Mac or versatile: 

Discover your warning settings 

The principal thing you have to know is the means by which to get to your warning settings in the program, which are somewhat covered up. Click on the "ground sirloin sandwich" menu in the upper right of your Chrome window and snap Settings.

Scroll down the settings screen and click the link at the very bottom that saysShow advanced settings… and then click the Content settings… button directly under the Privacy heading. Scroll down to the Notifications section to see your basic notification settings, which look like this:

Turning notifications off or on

If you don’t want to see any notifications while browsing Chrome, the easiest thing to do is select the option Do not allow any site to show notifications. But if you want to be more selective, you can turn individual website notifications off when you click on the Manage exceptions… button.

This section will show you which websites have asked for your permission to show notifications and whether or not you allowed it. With the exception of Google sites and apps like Mail, Docs and Drive, you can turn any website notifications on and off from here.

In the bottom box, you can also block notifications from entire domains or specific IP addresses. To block entire domains, put [*.] before the web address and select block. For example, to block all Google domains from sending notifications, type [*.]google.com into the area to cover all Google sites.

With this knowledge at your fingertips, you now have complete control over your Chrome notifications. Go forth and browse.