Google decides and you can now test Chrome notifications natively on Windows on your PC

A few days ago we announced that Google was working on the option that would allow notifications from Google Chrome to arrive natively in Windows 10. An integration that was under development at the time and that already seems is a reality for the joy of browser users from the Mountain View company.

One more step in the integration of the Google browser in the most used operating system from which users will benefit, although we must go by steps, because this improvement is for now restricted to those who make use of the most advanced version of Google Chrome: Chrome Canary.

Chrome Canary is the version in which new features are first tested as soon as they are finished and before being tested by no one on Google. This makes them extremely unstable and some of them don't even work at all.

And it is Google Chrome Canary, the version of Chrome that has deployed support for native notifications in Windows 10 in a way that if you use Chrome (the canary version) and Windows 10, you will receive all Chrome notifications directly in the Windows 10 System Action Center.

A high-risk browser, since the improvements it integrates make it too unstable

Therefore, you won't see differences between the notices you receive from Chrome and those you can find from certain applications in Windows 10 or any other that you have installed on your computer.

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If you use Chrome Canary and you are logged in with your account, you will see how the notifications about emails, alerts reach you in the Action Center of the pending tasks in the agenda or events that you have pending."

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This is an improvement that is being tested and we hope it won&39;t take too long to reach the most stable versions of Google Chrome It remains to be seen if when this is possible, the user is allowed to choose between the native Chrome notifications in Windows 10 or those that we have used so far in the big G browser. You can try Chrome Canary in the link at end of article."

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