Notifications Not Working in Chrome, Other Programs on MacOS

Here are a few ways to change your Chrome notification preferences: Turn off Chrome notifications on Mac. Click “Privacy and security” and select Site Settings.

When I am using google chrome on my MacBook Air, it has been showing up fake notifications from google. When I click on them, it leads me to an apple website.

I'd like to get notifications of incoming emails on my desktop, so I don't have to constantly navigate to gmail in Safari to see if I have any new messages.

Remove unwanted ads, pop-ups, and notifications from Google Chrome on macOS. Websites may ask your permission to send notifications to Notification Center ...

How to stop notifications from Google Chrome · On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Notifications in the sidebar. · Click Google Chrome ...

Fixed! The culprit was Google Chrome Helper (Alerts) under the MacOS > Notifications settings. That has to be enabled too.

Select Apple menu > System Settings on your Mac, then click Notifications in the sidebar. Click Google Chrome on the right, then click Allow notifications.

Try a quick browser reset in case a setting or extension is causing the issue. https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/ ...

You can set up Chrome to get notifications, like meeting reminders, from websites, apps, and extensions.

Resolution · Go to System Preferences · Click on Notifications & Focus · Scroll down the list of programs until you see Google Chrome (or the browser where you ...