Google chrome browser settings: Google Chrome is one of the most widely used browsers. However, many users don’t like any browser to track and record several types of online activities. For instance, after searching for sometising on chrome, you may notice advertisements related to your search popping up. If you want to stop this from happy, you will need to adjust your settings. According to information available

For desktop users:

1. Open chrome on your computer.
2. In the top right corner, click on more (three dots) and select settings.
3. Go to privacy and security, then select third-party cookies.
4. Toggle the option to send a “do not track” request with your browsing traffic to on or off, depending on your preference.

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For Android Users:

1. Open Chrome on your Android Device.
2. Tap the More (Three Dots) Icon to the right of the address bar and select settings.
3. Tap Privacy and Security.
4. Enable or disable the send a “do not track” request option.

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For iPhone and iPad users:

Currently, the “do not track” feature is not available for iphones or ipads.