Chrome and Windows settings
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You get notifcations from Chrome on a Windows Desktop that look like this:
To get these notifications, you must have these settings:
In Windows, go to Settings > System to configure the notification settings:
Turn on "notifications" in general and for "Google Chrome" in particular. Also decide whether or not you want the notification to play a sound on your computer and if you want to see it on the lock screen.
If you want to receive the notifications even when you are in "do not disturb" status in Windows (e.g. when you're in a video call, a call or you have put yourself manually on "do not disturb"), you need to "set priority notifcations" for the Chrome app: Make sure that "Chrome" is shown in the list of apps that are allowed to send priority nofications even when you are in "do not disturb status": or add Chrome to that list:
Go to the website inbox.dialox.ai and turn on the notifications for this website in Chrome:
Go to the "site settings" and double check that notifications are turned on for inbox.dialox.ai:
Note that you do not necessarily have to have Chrome open on your computer to receive the notifications! Also, you do not need to be logged into our website. To receive Chrome push notifications, it is sufficient that:
You meet the criteria defined in "rules for notfications"
Your user for which you have defined all the settings is actually the user that was logged into our DialoX website at last. If anyone else was logged in in between, you might need to temporarily log in again. (You can log out afterwards.)
Chrome is running at least as a on your computer.
You must not be on "do not disturb" or you must have made the correct settings to get priority notifications from Chrome even when you are in that status (see above).
