Blocking Cookies Thankfully, Chrome makes it easy to block cookies. Some cookies, like first-party cookies, aren't bad, and you may actually need to enable them in some cases.

Best of all, most of its anti-tracking features are enabled by default: Mozilla recently updated the mobile browser to version 8.0.5, which gives Android users more options as part of its ...

Here's how to block tracking cookies in Chrome and other major web browsers and operating systems. If you have Chrome, here are some ways to block tracking cookies in your browser: ...

The latest release of Mozilla's Firefox browser will now block third-party tracking cookies by default.

Finally, your browser may be able to block most third-party cookies, but not necessarily all of them.

Unlike its browser competitors, Firefox will soon start blocking tracking cookies by default in the name of consumer privacy.

How do companies track me? Currently, there are two major methods of data-tracking online: The first, cookies, is on the way out, but pixel trackers are a bit more complicated.

If you are not a fan of cookie banners, there are a couple options worth exploring to prevent them from showing or lifting your data.

If a site is broken by having tracking cookies disabled, Firefox also includes an ability to override the block on a per-site basis. A second privacy-related feature may be a little more contentious.