The threat of Artificial intelligence has become more real for Google now. A huge drop in google search traffic on safari web ...

Google is testing a new feature called "Script blocking in Incognito" in Chrome for Windows (Windows 11/10) and Android..

Apparently, though the cookies Google placed were set to expire after 12 to 24 hours, a quirk in Safari means companies can add more cookies to a computer once one cookie has been deposited.

Google caught skirting Safari privacy settingsSites use files called "cookies" to follow users' movements and log-ins as they travel through the Web. Apple's (AAPL, Fortune 500) Safari has far ...

Google got around Safari’s privacy restrictions by exploiting a loophole that allowed the search giant to install a temporary cookie if a user clicked a +1 button embedded in online advertising ...

Or put another way, once you let one ad from Google’s doubleclick.net domain name place cookies on your browser, Safari sees all ads from doubleclick.net as good to go as well.

When Google Does & Doesn’t Block Ryan Jones noticed earlier this week that searches done on Google, through Safari’s search box on iOS 6, no longer passed along referrer data.

This would mean Safari users wouldn’t see AI Overviews in search results, but people using Google’s own apps would. Google, however, “ultimately decided against that move,” the report says.

Google’s (DoubleClick’s, technically, but ultimately it’s Google’s) special cookie dispenser, however, would detect that Safari was being used, and “fill out” a form element on the ...

This, Google points out, is the fastest performance of any browser yet. Speedometer 2.0 tests for responsiveness, which makes it a good proxy for user experience.