This guide will show you step by step instructions on how to disable cookies in Chrome browser.
These screenshots are taken in Chrome on Windows, however, the process is pretty much identical on Mac and Linux based computers.
1. Click on the “Customize and Control” button.
Look for it in the top-right corner your Chrome browser, often presented by three dots or lines.
A drop-down menu with a lot of available options will be displayed.
2. Click on the “Settings” option.
Look for it at the bottom of the drop-down menu.
The drop-down menu will now disappear and you will see a “Settings” page.
3. Click on the “Advanced” link.
The “Advanced” link will be displayed at the bottom of the “Settings” page so you will need to scroll all the way down.
The “Settings” page will now expand and you will see even more settings below.
4. Click on the “Content settings” item.
Look for it under the “Privacy and security” section.
A variety of content-related settings will be displayed.
5. Click on the “Cookies” item.
It should be very easy to find as it is displayed right at the top.
You will now see settings related to managing cookies in your Google Chrome browser.
6. Disable cookies.
There are several settings displayed on this page that you may choose from to tell your Chrome browser how to handle and manage cookies.
Since we want to disable cookies, simply turn off the Allow sites to save and read cookie data (recommended) setting and turn on the Block third-party cookies setting.
While disabling cookies will not eliminate advertisers and other servers from being able to track you, it will certainly make it more difficult and provide you with a bit more privacy.
Keep in mind that disabling cookies will require you to re-enter information that would otherwise normally be “remembered” by cookies (such as your login details or shopping cart items).