Google Chrome 116browser stable release: promoting Privacy Sandbox and introducing "one-time permissions"

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, August 16, Google today released a stable update of Chrome 116. the most noteworthy adjustment is to further abandon the traditional third-party cookie and further promote its own "Privacy Sandbox".

CTOnews.com previously reported that Google plans to eliminate all third-party Cookie browsers in the second half of 2024.

Google says the Privacy Sandbox plan aims to develop technologies that protect users' online privacy and provide companies and developers with tools to develop digital businesses, so that everyone can easily access open networks and applications.

Another noteworthy improvement in Chrome 116stable is "one-time permissions" (one-time permissions).

After a user visits a website, for a request for a function (such as location or microphone) initiated by the site, you can choose "allow this time only" (Allow this time).