Change Google Chrome Notifications
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Is there any way to change the location of Google Chrome notification message?
It was used to display on the top-right edge of my screen. Suddenly it started to show the notifications always in the top middle of screen (not exactly in the middle).
How can I change it back to the top-right corner? I'm using Windows 8.1 OS
Sathyajith Bhat♦3 Answers
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It's not a feature at the moment. On the Chrome forum someone suggested using an extension to do it but I couldn't find one on the Chrome Web Store.
My Chrome has been updated recently to Version 37.0.2062.102 and the location of the notification message has now set to the top-right corner automatically.
I still don't have the option to change the location yet, but by updating the browser my issue is now fixed. Yahoo mail quick fix tool.
This has been a request for years in Chromium (reported by vadi.ile..@gmail.com, Sep 30 2013):
Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. There is no option to select position for desktop notifications.
2. My opinion is for users docked windows taskbar in left right or up, they should be able to select the opision (sic) of desktop notifications too.
The final post (comment 18 by awdf@chromium.org, Jan 12, 2018) states:
Stop Google Chrome Notifications
Lowering priority since our team's priority is currently to move notifications on all platforms to the respective native notification centres, where supported, and Chrome has no influence over where notifications are displayed by the native notification centres.
On platforms where there is no supported native notification centre (Windows <10 and some Linux variants), we fall back to the Chrome 'MessageCentre'-style notifications. For these we do have control on the location of the notifications, so we could in theory do something there, if there is still demand for this issue.
So ATOW (2018-06-13) the priority is low and, if you want Chrome's team to spend some time on this issue on your system (one of those Linux variants, Windows 8.1 or lower) because it's annoying for you, you should voice your opinion there.
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