谷歌浏览器(Google Chrome)实际上已被普遍接受为台式机和笔记本电脑用户的最佳浏览器。如果你是在大约 10 年前，也就是 Chrome 发布后不久，那仍然是 Firefox 的王座。如果我们再回到 10 年，Internet Explorer正在击败Netscape。事情变化多快，对吧？
时光倒流，浏览器并不像今天那样“响亮”。工具栏当时就已经存在，但现在插件和扩展比以往任何时候都更强大。今天，你的浏览器可以为你做很多很酷的事情——包括通知你几乎任何你能想到的目的。
但是，此级别的功能通常会创建“响亮”的浏览器。随着浏览器用户配置文件的寿命延长以及您访问更多网站，您的通知可能会开始变得有点忙乱。如果您曾经将Google Chrome启动到自上次关闭它以来发生的一长串通知事件，您就会明白我的意思！
那么，我们如何收回我们的浏览器并让它再次安静下来呢？在本文中，让我们讨论如何阻止网站在Google Chrome中发送通知。不过，首先(First)，让我们更多地了解它们。
什么是 Chrome 通知？
有时，您会遇到一个请求您允许发送通知的网站。
此提示出现在Chrome(Chrome)中地址栏的下方，书签栏的上方（如果启用）。有时，这会完全随机且不请自来地弹出 - 通常，在这种情况下，最好关闭提示或阻止它们。但是，有时您会在尝试启用网站上的某个功能时看到此请求。
Chrome使用了一种叫做“toast”的通知。Toast 是一种非模态的、不显眼的窗口元素，它在自动过期之前显示文本。这些最近变得非常流行，但在它们之前，经常使用 Windows 工具提示。
Chrome 的 toast 通知功能非常强大。它们可以包括图像、文本、图标、操作按钮等。
Keepa就是一个很好地利用 Chrome 通知系统的 Web 服务示例。Keepa允许您跟踪亚马逊(Amazon)上的产品价格，并在达到特定阈值时提醒您。在Google Chrome中，用户可以选择在发生这种情况时接收通知。
如何阻止网站(Website)发送Chrome通知
您可能会发现自己为一个网站启用了通知，但结果却相当令人讨厌。您可以直接进入谷歌浏览器的设置来控制它，而不是去网站并依靠他们有一个内置的方式来禁用他们的通知。
第一步是通过进入设置(Settings)
菜单访问谷歌浏览器的设置。
滚动到此页面的底部，然后单击
Advanced。您应该看到的第一个表标记为Privacy and Security。
在此表中，单击站点设置(Site Settings)行。这将带您进入具有类似表格的页面，并在其中找到并单击Notifications。
这是从顶部算起的第五行选项。
在接下来的页面中，您将看到您允许或阻止通知的所有域的列表。要阻止来自您之前允许的网站的通知，请单击汉堡菜单图标并选择阻止(Block)。您可以通过选择Allow来对要允许的阻止通知执行相同的操作。
每个被阻止和允许的域的汉堡菜单图标左侧将是一个向右箭头图标。单击它将允许您从该网站清除数据、完全重置所有权限或重置每个单独的权限。这些权限包括您的位置、相机、麦克风、声音的首选项，以及允许在 Chrome 中使用 Flash(allowing Flash in Chrome)。
尽管它隐藏在 Chrome 的设置深处，但您终于可以按照本指南恢复安静的浏览器了！如果您不小心允许或阻止网站向您发送通知，请不要担心 - 使用这些步骤始终可以撤消它。
Stop a Website from Sending Notifications in Chrome
Google Chrome has practіcally been universally
accepted as the best browser for desktop and laptop users. If yoυ were around
10 years ago, shortly after Chrome’s relеase, that was still Firefox’ѕ throne.
If we go back 10 morе years, Іnternet Explorer was beating out Netscape. How
quіckly things change, right?
Turning the clock back, browsers weren’t quite
as “loud” as they are today. Toolbars were around back then, but plugins and
extensions are more powerful now than ever. Today, your browser can do a lot of
cool things for you—including notifying you for just about any purpose you can
think of.
However, functionality at this level can often
create a “loud” browser. As the lifespan of your browser’s user profile extends
and you visit more websites, your notifications can begin to get a bit hectic.
If you’ve ever booted up Google Chrome to a long list of notification events
that occurred since you last closed it, you know what I mean!
So, how do we take back our browser and make
it quiet again? In this article, let’s talk about how we can stop a website
from sending notifications in Google Chrome. First, though, let’s learn more
about them.
What are Chrome Notifications?
Occasionally, you’ll come across a website
that asks for your permission to send notifications.
This prompt appears just beneath the address
bar in Chrome, over top of the bookmarks bar (if enabled). Sometimes, this pops
up completely randomly and unsolicited—usually, in this case, it’s best to
close the prompt or block them. However, sometimes you’ll see this request when
you try to enable a certain feature on a website.
Chrome uses something called “toast” notifications.
A toast is a non-modal, unobtrusive window element that displays text before
automatically expiring. These have become very popular recently, but before
them, Windows tooltips were often used.
Chrome’s toast notifications can be very
robust. They can include an image, text, an icon, action button(s), and more.
An example of a web service that puts Chrome’s notification system to good use is Keepa. Keepa allows you to track the price of products on Amazon and alert you when they reach a certain threshold. In Google Chrome, users can opt to receive a notification when this occurs.
How to Stop a Website from
Sending Chrome Notifications
You may find yourself in a situation where
you’ve enabled notifications for a website that ends up being rather obnoxious.
Instead of going to the website and relying on them to have a built-in way for
you to disable their notifications, you can go straight to Google Chrome’s
settings to take control of this.
The first step is to access Google Chrome’s
settings by going into the Settings
menu.
Scroll to the bottom of this page and click on
Advanced. The first table you should
see is labeled Privacy and Security.
In this table, click on the Site Settings row. This will take you
to a page with a similar table, and in it, find and click on Notifications.
This is the fifth-row option from the top.
On the following page, you will have a list of
all domains that you’ve allowed or blocked notifications on. To block
notifications from a website you’ve previously allowed them on, click on the
hamburger menu icon and select Block.
You can do the same for blocked notifications that you want to allow by instead
selecting Allow.
To the left of the hamburger menu icon for each blocked and allowed domain will be a right-pointing arrow icon. Clicking on it will allow you to clear data from that website, fully reset all permissions, or reset each individual permission. These permissions include preferences for your location, camera, microphone, sound, and allowing Flash in Chrome.
Although it’s hidden deep within Chrome’s
settings, you can finally have your quiet browser back by following this guide!
Don’t fret if you ever accidentally allow or block a website from sending you
notifications—it can always be undone using these steps.
