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Google postpones phasing out of ad cookies in Google Chrome, here's why - Vimarsana News

Google postpones phasing out of ad cookies in Google Chrome, here's why

Google has delayed its plans to eliminate third-party cookies by early next year if it can come to terms with its regulators.

Privacy Overhaul: Google Chrome starts blocking cookies; advertisers set to take the hit - Vimarsana News

Privacy Overhaul: Google Chrome starts blocking cookies; advertisers set to take the hit

The 'Tracking Protection' feature, a new feature in the company's Chrome browser, turns off internet cookies for 30 million users, disabling the mechanism used by companies for personalized ads and monitoring browsing behavior.

Google Chrome to Block Cookies, Trackers on Browser, But is Limited—Why? - Vimarsana News

Google Chrome to Block Cookies, Trackers on Browser, But is Limited—Why?

Google brings one of the most requested privacy features, for Chrome to block cookies. After years of seeing other browsers improve privacy features, Google is now offering a native Chrome feature to block cookies from being accessed by third-party clients.

How to Clear Cache and Cookies on Chrome - Vimarsana News

How to Clear Cache and Cookies on Chrome

Facing website loading or formatting issues? Here's how to clear cache and cookies on Chrome to fix internet issues and speed up web browsing on desktop or mobile.

Source: techpp.com
Google Chrome: Update Your Browser NOW Because of These 5 Zero Day UAF Threats for Desktop - Vimarsana News

Google Chrome: Update Your Browser NOW Because of These 5 Zero Day UAF Threats for Desktop

Google Chrome's latest update is for its vulnerability to 5 or more zero-day UAF threats that are to affect as many as 2 billion users.