Google works in native compatibility with windows notifications in chrome

Google continues to work to make its Chrome browser the most attractive alternative for users, something that is increasingly more effort after its rivals have put the batteries with releases like Firefox Quantum. To achieve this, we are already working on a highly demanded feature, the native compatibility with Windows notifications.

Chrome will add native support for Windows notifications

Google is working to add native support for Windows notifications to Chrome, a feature that users have been asking the Internet giant for since 2015. We will still take time to see this come true, as the implementation of this requested functionality is still in development, which means that we should not expect to see it in the short term. The Google team is working to add support for online responses, images, lists, progress bar and more.

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For now, it is also unknown whether these new features will arrive in Windows 8.1 or will remain exclusive to Windows 10. For Windows 7 and other supported operating systems that do not have native rich notifications, they will continue to use the built-in browser implementation.

It is mentioned that some of the features that will be added natively to Chrome are not supported by the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, which was used as the basis for its implementation. Of course, this situation has changed as new updates to the Microsoft operating system have arrived.

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