Chrome users can already choose to block cookies in the browser’s settings. Now, instead of eliminating them, Google will ...

Web browsers like Mozilla's Firefox and Apple's Safari already block third-party cookies by default, so Google Chrome would have just been playing catch-up. However, Chrome makes up a whopping 66 ...

So Google has announced plans to retire the lock icon and replace it with a new icon that doesn’t imply safety. Later this year the Chrome web ... handles third-party cookies and site data ...

Privacy Sandbox, originally pitched as an alternative to cross-site ad tracking, will not show a standalone prompt. Instead, Chrome is readying a different “informed choice.” ...

Google now says Chrome won’t join Safari and Firefox in blocking the web trackers by default, and instead, it will have users choose. Google now says Chrome won’t join Safari and Firefox in ...

The original plan, announced in 2020, aimed to bring Chrome in line with competitors like Firefox and Safari, which had already blocked third-party cookies by default. Google's approach ...

We’ve put together this guide to teach you how to clear cookies on Chrome ... Apple icon on the menu bar. Step 2: Select Clear History on the drop-down menu. Here, you can use Block All Cookies ...

Open your Google Chrome browser ... see all the Cookies and site data for each site. You can search for the domain and remove its Cookies & site data by clicking on the Bin icon.

A new tune icon will replace it later this year to avoid misleading users about how ‘trustworthy’ websites are while browsing. A new tune icon will replace it later this year to avoid ...