Chrome will no longer hide web alerts

If you use it and there is a good chance that since the works on almost 70% of all computers, you will soon see a new feature on your computer.

Η from Mountain View he said that when you share your screen, Chrome can now automatically hide content in the notifications that appear.

In case you're wondering which notifications will use this new behavior, Google says that the option ς σίγασης θα λειτουργεί για τις εφαρμογές , email and almost any other notification from third-party websites.

In other words, instead of the actual content of your notification, you should see only a message that says "Content is hidden while you share your screen"

“Now, when you share your screen, Chrome will automatically hide the content of pop-up web notifications. This includes notifications from Google Chat, email notifications and other third-party websites. When you're done sharing it your, all muted notifications will appear automatically. Note that notifications are already muted when you share a tab in Google Meet,” Google says.

"There have been dramatic changes in the way we work and now more than ever, we are relying on Google Meet and other screen sharing solutions. We hope this feature will reduce distractions and prevent you from accidentally displaying sensitive or personal information when sharing your screen. ”

This Chrome option will now work for all Google personal accounts, but also for paid customers running the following services:

Google Workspace Essentials, Business Starter, Business , Business Plus, Enterprise Essentials, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise Plus, and Nonprofit.

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