Chrome tests new features to fight stealthy hackers

It is no longer just a flashy computer virus alert but has now become a sophisticated and complex tool for cybercriminals. Today a clever hacker can own you online without you noticing which includes spending money, sharing your data, and much more. Imagine a person who makes decisions for you and presses the mouse or keyboard from a distance, as if he were having a nightmare at that moment. Google is favoring the settings offered in Chrome testing that give you the right to reign and be in control.

Brought to you by leopeva64, these tools allow you to get a good handle on what websites can do independently of your browser. No more distracting pop-ups, for example, when you change browser windows! But the most important benefit is the accessibility management that allows you to control keyboard, mouse, and scroll access. Chrome will prompt for your permission to give the domain control over your information, or you can always block them from accessing your data altogether.

While the occasional hassle of blocking information may seem annoying, it’s a small sacrifice to make to stay safe. However, Google realizes this and thus conducts a similar “one-time permission” study. This was done in a similar environment to their first attempt on the Android platform which was successful. This makes it possible for you to decide whether it is right to approve, reject, or temporarily allow the ticket. Through this, you will not have to compromise on security.

These features can currently be found in Chrome Canary, which is a testing ground where future versions of Chrome are developed and made available. It shows that the company is seriously concerned about user privacy and is also making great efforts to fight the constantly evolving hacking methods and techniques. Now, wait for it – it will be very interesting to see these features in action that you have been waiting for to ensure your privacy on the web!)