OpenAI is one of many potential new homes for the world's most popular browser, if the US Department of Justice gets its way.

The announcement, delivered by Anthony Chavez, VPt of Privacy Sandbox at Google, confirmed that Chrome users will continue to ...

The government argues Chrome gives Google an unfair edge by directing users to Google Search by default. With around 66 ...

Now, Google is back in court regarding the DOJ's request for the tech giant to sell its Chrome browser to remedy the monopoly ...

Google scraps new third-party cookie prompt in Chrome + boosts Incognito protections + DOJ eyes Chrome breakup.

Everyone wants privacy, but how far are you willing to go for it? For most people, the answer is not very far. The cost of ...

Google confirmed it would not proceed with the removal of third-party cookies in Chrome. Instead, users can continue to ...

OpenAI is eyeing Chrome amid DOJ's Google antitrust trial. Here’s why the AI giant wants a browser of its own.

First launched in 2020, the Privacy Sandbox was designed to improve web privacy without disrupting the advertising model.

Announced back in 2020, the idea was to make Chrome more privacy-focused by blocking third-party cookies, just like Safari ...

In July 2024, Anthony Chavez, VP of Privacy Sandbox, conceded partial defeat by promising to let Chrome users choose whether ...

A novel experiment suggests that Google’s monopoly can be tamed with habit-altering tactics. Government authorities are ...