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“The abolition of third-party cookies will make it possible to protect privacy-related data such as what sites users visit and what pages they view from advertising companies,” notes the Japan-based site Gigazine.
And this month “Google has confirmed… Continue reading Google Confirms Its Schedule for Disabling Third-Party Cookies in Chrome – Starting in 2024
Google has redesigned the Chrome Web Store inspired by the Material You language, which gives the store a new look, color palette, tabs, and navigation. The entire UI is redesigned so that it fits other Google products using the Material You design-ins… Continue reading Google redesigns the Chrome Web Store
An anonymous reader quotes a report from 9to5Google: With Manifest V3, Google wants to make extensions safer by prioritizing privacy, but was initially criticized for the impact to ad blockers. The Chrome team has since added new features in response a… Continue reading Old Manifest V2 Chrome Extensions Will Be Disabled In 2024
Typosquatting is a phishing attack that hackers use to steal the user’s information once he lands on a phishing page (a page that mimics the original website). Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome have a built-in Typosquatting Checker that will prote… Continue reading Enable Typosquatting Checker in Edge and Chrome browser
The October forecast for large numbers of CVEs addressed in Windows 10 and 11 and the recent record on the number fixed in Windows Server 2012 was spot on! Microsoft addressed 75 CVEs in Windows 11, 80 in Windows 10, and 61 in Server 2012 R2. While Ser… Continue reading November 2023 Patch Tuesday forecast: Year 21 begins
Google is coming for Honey and other deal-finding tools by introducing new features on Search and Chrome to help users find discounts. From a report: The tech giant announced on Tuesday that it’s adding a designated page for deals on Search, while Chro… Continue reading Google Search and Chrome Are Getting New Tools To Help Users Find Discounts
An anonymous reader shares a report: Back in July, Google’s work on a Web Integrity API emerged and many equated it to DRM. While prototyped, it was only at the proposal stage and the company announced today it’s not going ahead with it. With this prop… Continue reading Chrome Not Proceeding With Web Integrity API Deemed By Many To Be DRM
Chrome 119 is rolling out to Linux, macOS, and Windows users with patches for 15 vulnerabilities.
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Firefox and Chrome updates released this week resolve multiple high-severity memory safety vulnerabilities.
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Downloading Chrome using Microsoft Edge is already a nightmare filled with banners and stop-gaps, and nothing seems to be stopping Microsoft from adding even more. From a report: Last weekend, we noticed that an attempt to download Google Chrome using … Continue reading Microsoft Now Wants You To Take a Poll Before Installing Google Chrome