If you don’t the notifications Gmail sends from your browser won’t go anywhere. One last thing to check is that you have Notifications & actions enabled on Windows 10. Make sure Notifications & Actions are enabled on Windows as well. If you don’t you’ll need to do everything again.
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We’ve got another guide you might like to check out that shows you how to add Gmail to your Outlook account, should you want to get even more “one-stop-shoppy”.
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Although the setup process for the Windows 10 Mail client and notifications is super easy and practically enable by default you’ll need to work a little harder to get things working for Gmail. Seeing as email is probably one of the most important things you have to keep tabs on nowadays it makes sense to have Gmail notifications coming straight to your desktop so you don’t miss any important content coming your way. This is where adding your Gmail account to notifications come into play.
Although it can get annoying just like it does on mobile devices it’s an awesome feature to have enabled if you manage it correctly. Windows 10 has the ability to send you notifications for just about anything and everything and does a pretty good job of keeping you up to date on whatever you need it to. Related: How to Send Self Destructing Emails From Gmail.