Google Chrome may be the world's most used browser, but it is not without its annoyances. One of its biggest problems is that on Windows 10, Chrome notifications pop up in both the browser and on the Windows 10 desktop.

However, according to Windows Latest, Microsoft is trying to fix this frustrating notification duplication by providing code to the Chromium open source project, which supports both the Chrome browser and Microsoft's Edge browser The company is working on this project. This contribution promises to improve the way Chrome displays notifications on Windows 10 PCs.

Not only are duplicate notifications distracting, but they can also be out of sync, causing notifications to appear that may not be the most recent. This can be especially frustrating for those working with many tabs open on multiple displays.

However, Microsoft's contribution to Chromium would solve this problem, as it claims that "once in Action Center, notifications remain stored in the browser. As a result, the Action Center in Windows 10 would effectively stop notifications from Chrome from being pushed above notifications in the browser. This should eliminate the double confusion regarding notifications.

This may seem like a small change, but it removes a frustrating part of using Windows 10 and Chrome. And these small changes add up to make Windows 10 a more refined and pleasant experience.

Small changes are the norm for Windows 10, and the operating system is designed to receive many small updates outside of security fixes that improve usability and functionality. One small but notable recent change is the redesign of the Windows 10 Start menu, which is set to roll out to Insiders and come with the full release of Microsoft's operating system.