Sunday, July 28, 2019

Introduction to Tracking Prevention is now available in Microsoft Edge Preview

Introduction to Tracking Prevention is now available in Microsoft Edge Preview

Today, we are releasing a pilot preview of Tracking Prevention for Microsoft Edge. We initially demonstrated this feature in 2019 because we are one of the concepts we want to provide more transparency and control over your online data.
Introduction to Tracking Prevention is now available in Microsoft Edge Preview

Microsoft Edge Insiders can now try to stop tracking by enabling the experimental flag with version 77.0.203.0 "Today's Canary Channel Release" on Microsoft Edge Preview Build. (Note: Today's canary release is not available for MacOS due to building problem. In the next update of the Canary Channel, MacOS monitoring will be available.)

Tracking prevention is designed to protect you from being tracked by websites that you are not directly accessing. Whenever a website is visited, the tracker of other sites can save information in the browser using cookies and other storage mechanisms. This information can include those sites that you have seen and the content of your interest in making a digital profile, which reaches out to organizations to offer individual content on other sites. can go.

The implementation of Microsoft Edge Insider Preview Build is fast and as soon as we hear from our customers and continue to test this feature, there is a possibility to change. For this reason, it is currently behind an experimental flag and is disabled by default. There may be some bugs or site issues, but we want to hear what you think in your hands.

Turning On Tracking Prevention


To try tracking prevention, you must be on Microsoft Edge Insider Preview Build (version 77.0.203.0 or higher - or at least today's Canary Channel release). Once you are on the right build, you will have to manually enable the experiment.

In the address bar, open the experimental settings page in the side: // Flags # Edge-Tracking-Prevention dropdown and click Enable, then click the Relaunch Now button to close all Microsoft Edge windows and run Microsoft Edge again. Please.

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