Once manually enabled, you need to restart your Chrome to start receiving notifications through the Action Center. Users who have received the update can enable the new notification experience manually by visiting the flags page (chrome://flags) and then searching for the native notifications option. The experience is initially limited to 50 percent of users on Windows 10, however, it will reach all Chrome users sometime in the coming future. In a series of tweets, as first spotted by Thurrott, Beverloo highlighted that several users with Chrome 68 can now enable native notification support to receive Chrome notifications in the Windows 10 Action Center. Googler Peter Beverloo, who works in the Chrome division, revealed the arrival of native notifications in Chrome. Google's Chrome team has worked closely with Microsoft Edge and Action Center teams to enable Chrome notifications within the Action Center. Notably, the new notification experience is currently rolling out to around 50 percent of Chrome 68 users, though it will reach all Chrome users on Windows 10 over time.
The search giant is testing the new addition for months and eventually brings all the Chrome notifications into the Action Center available in Windows 10. Google Chrome is receiving an update that brings support for native notifications on Windows 10 systems.
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