Google Inc. about the decision to include a protection system against notifications in Chrome 84, scheduled for July 14. , such as spam requests for push notifications. Since such requests interrupt user tasks and distract attention to confirmation dialog actions, instead of a separate dialog, an informational tooltip will be displayed in the address bar that does not require user action, warning about blocking the authority request, which automatically collapses into an indicator with a strikethrough bell icon. By clicking on the indicator, the requested permission can be activated or declined at any convenient moment.
The new mode will automatically apply to sites caught abusing notification prompts (for example, those displaying fake messages that resemble chat messages, warnings, or system dialogs), as well as sites that have a high percentage of declined permission requests. Sites are advised not to use pop-ups or distracting ad dialogs to solicit notification subscriptions, which are typically shown before asking for permissions. Permission requests should be made only after user-initiated actions, such as when the user clicks on a special subscription checkbox in the menu or on a separate page. Before widespread activation, the new mode can be enabled via the setting 'chrome://flags/#quiet-notification-prompts'.
Source: opennet.ru
