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Anthony Spadafora

Google Chrome will finally let you say goodbye to annoying third-party cookies — here’s how

Google Chrome on a laptop.

Beginning early next year you’ll no longer have to accept or reject third-party cookies when visiting websites in Google Chrome.

As reported by The Verge, beginning on January 4, Google will begin testing its new Tracking Protection feature in Chrome that’s designed to restrict access to third-party cookies by default. It’s worth noting though that this feature will roll out to a small number of Chrome users at first before becoming generally available during the second half of 2024.

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