Google starts blocking Third Party Cookies - How to Enable/Disable Chrome's new Tracking Protection

As of January 4, 2024 Google has enabled a feature called Tracking protection in 1% of all Chrome browsers. This is their first phase of ending third-party cookie support in Chrome.
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[@Nick41622]

I have this in Chrome on my supported Windows 11 23H2 laptop. I use Privacy Badger to block trackers, but it can break some websites, so you have to take time to adjust it. So far the Chrome third-party cookie blocker has not caused any problems, unlike the one Brave has.

[@TheJemmaGrl]

Thank you for this! I am part of that 1% and it has ruined my browsing experience - especially with my favorite websites like Twitch. It basically breaks Twitch, Amazon, and a few other sites I regularly visit. I've left some pretty nasty feedback comments for them :) But - I followed your steps here and disabled the feature. We'll see if loading Twitch works - which is my main source of entertainment. Of course, it doesn't break UA-cam - but Twitch seems to really hate the feature.

[@DanteMishima]

And I stopped support for Google Chrome browser over 5 years ago

[@jfletcher12]

This is being rolled out on edge now as well and it breaks SSO for alot of websites and applications. People are going to want to disable this for their organizations or add exceptions for sites that use affected types of SSO.

[@mategamer20]

i still dont have that lab icon on top how long do i use vpn for it

[@poisonedbard]

3rd party cookies will still exist. Heres what is really happening: cookies with the SameSite:None; setting (3rd party) will also need the Partitioned; setting. Otherwise they will not be set. The partition setting prevents the cookie from being read accross multiple domains.

[@marssaintsenat2995]

Or they can bring back what they had removed long ago something that Microsoft edge has

[@L2002]

They changed the UI twice?

[@user-bn8ej7ub3d]

Why does Google Chrome not support the extension on the phone?

[@phubblewubbphubblewubb]

I am so sick and tired of google third party, several times a day my internet drops and I cannot reconnect due to the new tabs displaying google third party. I'm thinking of stripping google out completely.

[@mas7833]

Why does anyone still use google chrome?

[@user-yz1jc9ur8x]

It's The browser that comes with all android phones 😂

[@evermoreart]

When Google perfects it I will come back. Right now it's Duck Duck Go. I don't trust any of it. What do regular people know about tech? They have us by the balls.

[@crisalcantara7671]

even duck duck go track you now , i heard it's been bought by google , sell outs like the rest .