INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Google is giving users more control over cookies in its Chrome browser through a new flag in Canary that enables an improved interface which
contains more buttons and information.The experimental feature is now available in version 82 of Chrome for Android and it also adds two
more options for managing cookies.In the stable version of Chrome 80 for all supported platforms, users can choose to allow or block cookies
on all sites or to just block third-party cookies
However, the option to block third-party cookies does come with a warning that some sites may not work properly when the feature is
enabled.Chrome Canary is Google's experimental version of Chrome that is geared more towards developers and enthusiasts than average users
but many of the new features released on Canary often become available in Chrome once they've been fully tested.The new cookie user
interface in Canary for Android provides users with four controls to manage cookies instead of just the four currently available in the
It also contains a brief description on cookie data to help users better understand what cookies do, which reads:"Cookies are files created
Sites use them to remember your preferences
Third-party cookies are created by other sites
These sites own some of the content, like ads or images, that you see on the webpage you visit."When users enable the experimental feature,
one of the new options that becomes available can prevent websites from reading and saving cookie data when browsing in incognito mode
The other option allows you to block all cookies but this is not recommended as it will impact your browsing experience on many websites.To
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