Google Chrome will soon automatically remove notification permissions for sites you haven’t interacted with recently.

Chrome will automatically remove notification permissions from sites you haven’t interacted with recently, but only when there’s a high volume of notifications being sent.

This is one design trend I hate but some hardware manufacturers don't give you a choice on whether you want to use it.

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