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You can find detailed steps from our article on how to block pop-ups on Chrome.Ĭhrome does have a Safety Check feature, but it does not scan for other programs and malware on your computer which may compromise Chrome’s security. Just open chrome://settings/content/popups and disable the toggle. It will block all the intrusive pop-ups that burst out the moment you open a website. If you want a great experience on the web then you must enable this Chrome Setting. For me, this is one of the best Chrome Settings that you should apply. On smartphone, open Chrome Settings -> Site Settings -> Cookies -> Block third-party cookies. To do so, open chrome://settings/cookies and select “Block third-party cookies”. Thankfully, Chrome offers an option to block all third-party cookies, but you have to enable it manually.
It basically means that gazillions of cookies track and follow you on the web without your active consent. Safari and Mozilla, by default, block third-party cookies, but Chrome allows third-party cookies out of the box. While Safari is getting all the applause for its Intelligent Tracking Prevention 2.0 (ITP) technology, Chrome is lagging behind when it comes to protecting user privacy.
I would say, for any Chrome user, this is the first Chrome Setting they should examine. Click on “Check Now” and Chrome will check for bad extensions, password breaches, Chrome’s build info, key security settings, and more.Īfter that, you can review the status and make the changes accordingly. On the first page, you would find “Safety Check”. Just open the 3-dot menu and move to “Settings”. With the release of Chrome 83, Google has brought a one-stop dashboard from where you can check your browser’s safety and security.
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