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How to remove Chrome from Mac?

How do I remove the Chrome notification bell from the Mac Menu bar?

  • I am running the latest update to date version of Yosemite. A little while ago I updated my Chrome and the bell appeared. I searched at found the http://chrome://flag setting to change and the bell was removed. I updated Chrome yesterday. The bell appeared and the previous fix does not seem to be there anymore.

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    I have tried every http://chrome://flags/ trick in the book. Eventually the icon kept coming back. I also use http://www.macbartender.com, and it is awesome. But I didn't want Chrome's menu bar icon managed. I wanted it gone. The solution you're looking for is very simple in the latest version of Chrome. Select “Hide Notifications Icon” from Chrome's application menu, and enjoy the serenity.

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http://chrome://flags/#enable-sync-synced-notifications Change to disabled. Restart Chrome.

Drew Lustro

Thanks for A2A. I didn't upgrade my OSx to Yosemite yet. But looks like it's a complaint given my many users. I suggest 1. Try CMD+drag and drop of the icon you don't need. 2. Re-installing Chrome and give it a try. 3. It really doesn't take up much of your resources, so, I would say wait for the hard release of OSx or an update for Chrome, as you're not alone. 4. Try using app like http://www.macbartender.com/ to hide icons in notification bar. Hope this helps, please leave a comment about what you think. Good Luck.

Raja Ram Mummadavarapu

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