Block Notifications, Camera, Microphone, and Location in Google Chrome

We don't know about you, but one of the most annoying "features" of modern web browsers is websites asking us to allow notifications. The answer for most of us is no. Here's how to stop that notification window from popping up as well as websites asking to access your location, camera, and microphone.


Google Chrome has advanced settings that can be found by clicking on the three dots on the top right that is called Customize and control Google Chrome. Click on that and choose settings, scroll to the bottom and click on advanced, scroll down again to Privacy and Security and expand Content Settings.

Now you should see all four settings we are looking for:



Location - Click on the blue Ask before accessing to enable or disable notification. Optionally, below you will see a list of blocked and allowed websites. Clicking on the trash can to the right will delete those individually.



Camera
Click on the blue Ask before accessing to enable or disable notification. Optionally, below you will see a list of blocked and allowed websites. Clicking on the trash can to the right will delete those individually.

Microphone
If you have more than one microphone, you can select them individually to get started. This is a good time to remember to plug in and microphones you might occasionally use. Like the previous two, simply click on the blue Ask before accessing to enable or disable notification. Optionally, below you will see a list of blocked and allowed websites. Clicking on the trash can to the right will delete those individually.

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Notifications
Click on the blue Ask before accessing to enable or disable notification. Optionally, below you will see a list of blocked and allowed websites. Clicking on the three dots to the right will give you the options to delete, edit, or remove each. Unlike the other three settings we've discussed, you can add a website to the block or allowed list.



You will also notice different icons including one that looks like a jigsaw puzzle piece and represents settings enforced by an extension. You can't edit these, but you might be able to edit your extension settings or remove that extension by again clicking on the three dots on the top right and click on More tools and Extensions.

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