Users point out that there is a version of the feature in the stable release and other builds of Chrome, but it’s not as up to date (naturally) as the build in the current canary release.īack in October, Google announced that it would be shutting down its own Chrome Notification Center feature for Macs, a little used feature that enabled access to Chrome notifications from apps and extensions via an icon the Mac menu bar.Īs to whether or not native Mac notification center support will become a full-fledged feature in Chrome, the team warns that “It is not 100% clear either way as we may run into certain roadblocks. The Google Chrome Dev channel has been updated to version 14.0.835.35 for all supported platforms, including Mac OS X. For those who don’t know, the force-dark-mode Chrome flag forces web content to use a dark theme across all platforms. Then, point to Help > About Google Chrome. You see, Google previously attempted to bring system-wide dark mode on Chrome OS, and some of you might remember the whole fiasco surrounding the flag that the company added in Chrome 78. Chrome does update itself automatically, but you can forcibly apply pending updates whenever you want. You can even apply a dark theme to every web page. If you’re running an outdated version of Google Chrome on the Mac, slowdowns, crashes, and freezes will be commonplace. You’ll have to relaunch Chrome before the feature is turned on. Google Chrome doesn’t have a built-in dark theme like Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge do, but you can get a dark Chrome browser in a few clicks.
Navigate to chrome://flags/#enable-native-notifications in Chrome, and click “enable” next to “Enable native notifications”.
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For now the feature is hidden as Google continues development, but there’s a way you can already enable it…Ī developer on the Chromium site (via TNW) notes that the Chrome teams “are actively working on integrating with the OSX native notification center,” and that the feature can already be turned on in the latest Chrome canary build. Chrome will only sync this data on your approved devices, so you can rest easy that your information is safe. Google is experimenting with bringing native Chrome notifications to Mac users via integration with Apple’s built-in Notification Center in OS X.
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