Google Removes Chrome Notification Center For Windows And Mac Because You Don’t Use It : PERSONAL TECH : Tech Times
- 9 years ago
Google has killed off Chrome's notification center for Windows, Mac and Linux because no one seems to use it.
In a blog post by Google, the company admits only a few Chrome users visit the notification center.
As such, the feature will be removed in Chrome's next version in a bid to streamline the desktop experience.
"To keep Chrome simple, it will be removed from Windows, Mac and Linux in the upcoming release," reads Google's update.
"The notification center on Chrome OS will remain unchanged."
Google incorporated a notification center for Windows, Mac and Linux in 2013, fusing rich notifications from web pages and Google Now and making them easily accessible via a shortcut on the OS X menu bar and Windows taskbar.
In a blog post by Google, the company admits only a few Chrome users visit the notification center.
As such, the feature will be removed in Chrome's next version in a bid to streamline the desktop experience.
"To keep Chrome simple, it will be removed from Windows, Mac and Linux in the upcoming release," reads Google's update.
"The notification center on Chrome OS will remain unchanged."
Google incorporated a notification center for Windows, Mac and Linux in 2013, fusing rich notifications from web pages and Google Now and making them easily accessible via a shortcut on the OS X menu bar and Windows taskbar.