Google: Chrome browser is temporarily unable to use Win10 Notification Center

Recently, some Chrome browser users suggested that Google use the notification center function of Win10 to post the notification of this browser to the notification center. Google Chrome browser team technical support site moderator ho said that the Windows 10 Notification Center will not be used.

The moderator mentioned, Chrome team discussed the proposal, but finally decided not to integrate system-level notification. Because enabling the notification center will create a strange state, that is, Chrome browser will behave differently than Win7/Win8 in Win10 (since notifications will be sent on behalf of Chrome browser) extensions and web developers will not Know if your product notifications are in place.
Then ho further explained the above news. He said that in the Chrome browser, many notifications come from extensions and websites, and remind users to participate in operations and other matters. However, in the Win10 Notification Center, notification messages are simply displayed, and may not even be displayed, depending on the user's settings. If Notification Center is enabled, these messages will be sent on behalf of Chrome, which is less versatile when clicked.
In a nutshell, the current Win10 Notification Center is technically not compliant with the Chrome browser and will not work as expected. So Google believes that after a few years, most people use Win10, and maybe rethink this suggestion.