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Commit [1] does not work as it is supposed to, because there has been a confusion between the "notification request" and the "chat with OdooBot". `_showOdoobotTimeout` is for the chat, and it is unrelated to the notification request. We don't want to initiate multiple chats with OdooBot so that has to be reverted. As for the original goal of the PR about the notification request, it wasn't met either because it is the browser controlling it: - on Firefox there simply isn't a "close" button, and closing it by any other means (escape key) is considered as a denied. - on Chrome, when closing it for the first time, it will appear again automatically after the next page reload, so no additional code is required. However, if it is closed too many times (around 3) it will become automatically denied too, at the browser level. The only thing to do at that point is to better notify the user that it was blocked, without being intrusive, which is the focus of task-2188584. [1] b7254ecaeee7f8fa564ca2059f119f5d12404af6 opw-2186299 closes odoo/odoo#47395 X-original-commit: 50155e808c44121086cc7436cec0e7f166cd4268 Signed-off-by: Sébastien Theys (seb) <seb@odoo.com>
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