Google will finally stop this 20-year Chrome bug from leaking your browsing history to other websites — here’s how

New Chrome update to fix a long-standing bug in user privacy for visited links

Browsers have mishandled visited site tracking since the early days of the internet. Google is now working to fix the issue with Chrome. The browser's next update will improve how it manages visited history, potentially rendering an entire class of exploits obsolete.Read Entire Article

Now it will be safer than ever to browse your favorite websites through Chrome with this important change made in the visited links.

Google will finally stop this 20-year Chrome bug from leaking your browsing history to other websites — here’s how

Google is preparing a fix for a long-standing Chrome privacy issue that made it possible for websites to determine a user’s browsing history through their previously visited links.

Google Just Patched a 20-Year-Old Chrome Bug

The fix minimizes the risk of browser history leaks.

Chrome 136 fixes 20-year browser history privacy risk

​Google is fixing a long-standing privacy issue that, for years, enabled websites to determine users' browsing history through the previously visited links.

Despite how well cleaned up Google Chrome is for the vast majority of users, the reality is that the browser had been years with a very important security breach that compromised our privacy in excess. Google Chrome is the reference browser for many of us. With it, we can have synced our history, passwords and, in general, any browsing data and share it among all our devices. Thus, we can start reading something on our computer and, after that, …