ARE you a Chrome user with an Android, PC or both? Want to keep up with The US Sun’s fast-breaking news coverage? Consider opting into push notifications from Chrome – it’ll alert you to fresh news the moment it’s published, so you’ll never miss a viral video, presidential election update, coronavirus development or celebrity feud. Chrome […]

ARE you a Chrome user with an Android, PC or both?

Want to keep up with The US Sun’s fast-breaking news coverage?

Consider opting into push notifications from Chrome – it’ll alert you to fresh news the moment it’s published, so you’ll never miss a viral video, presidential election update, coronavirus development or celebrity feud.

Chrome will automatically alert you whenever an extension, app or website – like The US Sun – wants to send you notifications.

You can change this setting to opt back out at any time.
And remember – if you’re browsing in Incognito mode, you won’t get notifications.

Here’s a handy step-by-step guide for setting up your alerts – it’s painless, we promise.

Here are the instructions for Android Chrome:

First, make sure you’re on the-sun.com, using the Chrome app.

Then tap the lock symbol to the left of the URL in your browser.

From there, select Site settings.

Finally, change the default Notifications setting from Block notifications to Show notifications.

And you’re all set!

Here are the instructions for PC/Chrome desktop:

First, hover your mouse over the lock symbol to the left of the URL in your browser.

Then select Site Settings from the drop-down menu.

From there, go to the Ask (default) button on the right side and select Allow from the dropdown menu.

And there you have it; you’ll be notified of new stories as they come out, without having to expend any effort whatsoever.

Never worry about keeping up with the news again – we’ll worry about it for you.