To help reduce overload, Chrome for Android and desktop will automatically disable notifications from websites you don’t frequently visit.

Notifications will join camera and location permissions in being turned off for sites you've stopped visiting.

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If you don't want Chrome to ever take these actions for you, you can turn off the permissions revoking option completely.

To stop Google Chrome pop-ups, head to the "Site Settings" menu, where you can turn on a pop-up blocker.

You can stop Live Caption in Chrome by turning it off through the browser's settings if you don't want to see automatic video subtitles.