When implementing features which leverage HTML5 Web Notifications, specifically in Chrome, it can be rather convenient to have the ability to clear notification permissions from the host for which the feature is being implemented.

As would be expected, Chrome allows for easily managing any setting; however, one needs to navigate through quite a few of Chrome’s settings in order to locate Web Notification permissions, the path to which being:
Settings > Show advanced settings… > Content Settings > Notifications > Manage Settings…

Navigation of settings can be simplified by using Chrome’s Search box, which allows for quickly navigating to any specific setting:

While Chrome’s settings Search feature is quite useful, it still requires more interactions then desired. Fortunately, there is an even simpler approach for quickly accessing a specific setting, in this case, Notifications.

Simplifying Clearing Web Notification Permissions

Web Notification Settings can be directly accessed for all hosts via the following path:
chrome://settings/contentExceptions#notifications

As with any URL protocol, the above path can be bookmarked, allowing for easy and convenient management of Notifications.

Bookmarking Chrome Settings

While the focus here may be on the topic of managing Web Notification settings, it is important to note that any Chrome setting can be bookmarked as a convenience shortcut for quickly navigating to any given setting. For instance, Chrome’s cache setting can be bookmark at:
chrome://settings/clearBrowserData

Then, commonly used settings can be accessed simply from their respective bookmarks: