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How do I get rid of the chrome notifications bell?
- Tap Windows key + D or go to the desktop.
- Left-click the bell shaped Chrome Notifications icon in the notifications bar in the bottom-right of the screen.
- Click the gear icon.
- Uncheck apps or extensions that you don’t want notifications from.
How do I get rid of Chrome notifications on my Mac?
How to Stop Push Notifications on Chrome
- Open Chrome on your Mac.
- Click on the three dots in the right upper corner and open Settings.
- Navigate to Privacy and security tab on the left—go to Site Settings.
- Click Notifications.
- Move the slider to prevent websites from requesting to send notifications.
Why is there a number by my Google Chrome icon?
That little number is a notification indicator. It’s telling you how many new things there are that you haven’t viewed, yet. Tap the icon with the numbers on it and when you view the new content the number should disappear. I hope this helps!
How do I get rid of the number on my Chrome icon?
Click the Chrome icon, and choose “quit”, if you have any pending/active/paused downloads, it will offer you a chance to cancel or continue them. Cancel them, exit Chrome, and the number overlay should go away.
How to remove the Google Chrome notifications bell icon?
In the Chrome Menu Bar under “Chrome -> Hide Notification Icon” you can get rid of the bell without having to go through flags (which doesn’t work/exist any more!). It’s the Option one from the bottom (I found the information in a comment on osxdaily): Google has buried this option in a very hard-to-find location.
How to turn off chrome notifications on OS X?
To turn off Chrome notifications: Open the notification center by clicking the bell icon Click the ‘cog wheel’ (Settings) icon Uncheck/deselect apps/websites as required
Where is the bell icon in Google Chrome?
Chrome for OS X v35.0.1916.114, “Enable Rich Notifications Mac, Windows” has changed to “Notification Center behavior Mac” and is still located in chrome://flags It seems like Google Chrome after v 47.0.2526.73 no longer has the Notification center (bell).
How to hide notifications on Mac OS X?
On Mac OS X this takes no more than a couple of clicks: For Windows 7 and 8 users, hiding the bell icon from system tray is a little less obvious: Alternatively, if you want to see notification toasts as they arrive but don’t want the notification center they get stored in, select the “Show Notifications but Hide Icon” behavior.