Google Chrome update offers per-site permissions, better phishing protection, and more

A new Google Chrome update is rolling out on Android and other platforms right now, and is one of the more important ones in terms of user privacy. The new update brings the ability for users to toggle website permissions on a per-site basis, which Google says will be further expanded in the future. In addition, the new Google Chrome update allows users more Chrome Actions access, streamlining the process of performing security checks on their browser and signed-in account. Lastly, Google also adds that it has improved website isolation techniques and improved phishing detection – all of which clearly have a significant impact on browser speed and stability.

Starting with Per Site Permissions, Latest Google Chrome Updates on Android and all other platforms will soon give users the ability to allow a specific set of permissions to each site. This can be done by tapping on the lock button, which is on the left side of the address bar. Tapping on this will bring up the Permissions section, which will allow users to turn on or off permissions such as camera, location and microphone as per site requests. Google Chrome product manager Audrey Ann says that in future updates, the feature will be further expanded by allowing users to easily delete every website from their Chrome browsing history.

Chrome Actions is also being expanded with the latest Google Chrome update. The feature essentially allows users to give simplified commands to access specific settings on Chrome, such as ‘Edit Password’. Now, Chrome will further expand this feature by allowing users to run a quick security check, which can be done by typing ‘run safety check’ on the Chrome address bar. The command will check for Chrome updates, inspect your Safe Browsing settings, and check whether any of your saved passwords have been turned on any breached password repositories — and warn you accordingly.

Finally, An says google blog post Chrome has gotten a lot better at phishing detection thanks to better site isolation technology. As she says, “Site Isolation will now cover a wider range of sites as well as extensions, and it all comes with tweaks that improve the speed of Chrome. With our next update, you can also Get the best of both worlds – speed and security. Phishing remains one of the major threats on the web, but protecting against such attacks can sometimes affect browser speed. The latest improvements in image processing in Chrome With this, phishing detection is now 50 times faster and consumes less battery life.”

Along with these features, the latest Google Chrome update (Chrome 92) on Android has also reportedly received new privacy sandbox settings. The latter will allow users to opt out of Google’s privacy sandbox tests with Chrome, and also the option to opt in or out of Google’s much-controversial FLoC tracking. It will also allow users to reset their groups or groups within the privacy settings. The new update is already rolling out on Android, and Google says that all the new features should be rolled out to all other platforms soon.

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