Chrome is the default browser in most Android devices. There are other very good web browsers, but there are those who don't even give them a chance and simply use Chrome. For others, Chrome is a necessary evil. In my case, neither: chrome use because it is my favorite browser, is the one who gives me what I offerAlthough the user experience can be better.
There are other options that have tried me, however, I always come back to Chrome, largely because of the Browser integration with Google Services (of which I am also a user) and the ease and the comfort it offers to use between several devices, of all kinds.
The first adjustment I make on a new mobile to improve the Chrome experience

Chrome is a very complete browser, but is not free from problems. The Google browser has acquired the reputation of consuming many resources, both on mobile and on the desk. And this can be a serious problem for people who generally have more than 100 tabs open simultaneously (please do not judge me).
But although this is not a perfect browser, there are ways to improve the experience. We can clean and even block cookies, isolate websites if we want it, and even use a VPN, among others. There is an additional adjustment that improves my experience in Chrome and is one of the first changes I make in the browser.
One of my biggest obsessions has to do with mobile notifications: like many people, I receive countless messages, emails, alerts and other notifications throughout the day. The least I want is that Chrome also bothers me with more notifications, especially if they are Intrusive notifications.
Deactivate this adjustment, I can avoid boring chrome review requiring authorizations to send notifications
Many web pages, when we get there for the first time (or for the first time for a long time), they generally show us An opinion inviting us to receive notifications from the site. For example, if we access Facebook from the browser, the social network will ask for authorization to inform us of new messages and other things.

Chrome makes this opinion via a Floating notification In the middle of the screen (or above), a arise that we have to assist immediately if we want to do what we thought to do. It is very boring, but fortunately, it is possible to resolve it:
- In chrome, we go to the menu of ConfigurationUsing the three -point button in the upper right corner
- We move until we find 'Site configuration'And we enter
- We click on 'Notifications'
- We deactivate the switch notifications
From now on, Chrome will stop showing us this boring message On the question of whether we want to authorize or block the notifications of a web page, understanding that by default, we do not want to receive notifications from a browser site.
Of course, if you regretted, you can activate this option again and, on the other hand, block notifications for specific sites, instead of blocking them all.
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