Having trouble receiving notifications while using Chrome? Fret not! We've got a simple step-by-step guide to help you fix the issue.

Occasionally, users may face issues with Chrome notifications. However, most of the time, it's just a matter of adjusting a few settings. Let's dive in!

## Check your web-app notification settings

First, ensure that you've enabled notifications within the website. Usually, you can find this by navigating to 'Settings,' and make sure the 'Notifications' toggle is switched on.

## Verify Chrome's notification settings

Next, you'll need to check if Chrome is allowing notifications from your website. Here's how:

- Open Chrome and click on the three-dot menu icon in the top-right corner.
- Select 'Settings' from the drop-down menu.
- Scroll down and click 'Privacy and Security,' followed by 'Site Settings.'
- Under the 'Permissions' section, click on 'Notifications.'
- In the 'Allow' section, look for you website. If it's not there, add it by clicking the 'Add' button next to 'Allow' and entering your website URL.

## Adjust Windows notification settings

Lastly, make sure Windows is set up to display Chrome notifications.

- Click the Windows 'Start' button and open 'Settings' (gear icon).
- Select 'System,' followed by 'Notifications & Actions.'
- Ensure the toggle for 'Get notifications from apps and other senders' is on.
- Scroll down to 'Get notifications from these senders' and confirm that 'Google Chrome' is enabled.

After completing these steps, your website notifications should now appear on your Windows desktop while using Chrome. If the issue persists, try restarting your browser or computer, then verify the settings once more.

We hope this guide has resolved your notification concerns. With everything in place, you're ready to enjoy seamless productivity using Tomatoro!


My Browser is not showing notifications: A quick guide for Chrome users on Windows

In the world of software, change is inevitable. It's a realm of constant evolution, fueled by a persistent pursuit of improvement. Here at Tomatoro, we are passionate about delivering the best possible user experience. We regularly update our software, introducing new features and enhancements based on [your feedback](/contact) and needs. But how do we make sure that these changes work as intended before they reach you in the stable version? Enter [next.tomatoro.com](https://next.tomatoro.com), our unstable version of **Tomatoro**.

## What is the Unstable Branch?

The unstable branch of Tomatoro, available at [next.tomatoro.com](https://next.tomatoro.com), is our testing ground for new features and improvements. It's where we try out any changes before they make their way into the stable version that you use every day. This includes everything from major feature additions, minor enhancements, to design tweaks. We do exclude quick fixes for critical issues, which are pushed directly to the stable version to ensure a smooth user experience.

## Benefits and Risks of Using the Unstable Version

By navigating to the unstable branch, users can get an exclusive sneak peek at our upcoming features. It's a great opportunity to explore the latest updates before they're rolled out widely. This first-hand experience allows users to familiarize themselves with new functionalities ahead of time.

However, with the thrill of discovery comes a degree of risk. The unstable branch is, by nature, a work-in-progress. While our team works hard to ensure quality, there may be occasional hiccups. Users might encounter crashes or run into critical issues that could potentially lead to data loss.

## Navigating the Unstable Branch

To access the unstable branch of Tomatoro, simply visit [next.tomatoro.com](https://next.tomatoro.com). Here, you'll be able to test and experience all the new features we're currently refining.

We encourage users to [provide us with feedback](/contact) about these features. Your insights are invaluable in helping us refine the experience before rolling out updates to the stable branch.

## Conclusion

The unstable version of Tomatoro serves as a vibrant testing ground where new features and improvements are honed before they reach our stable platform. While this comes with its share of risks, it's also an exciting opportunity to experience the future of Tomatoro firsthand.

We thank our adventurous users who join us in this ongoing journey of improvement. Your valuable feedback contributes significantly to shaping the best Tomatoro experience possible. Happy exploring!


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April 28, 2024

April 28, 2024