You can use wildcards in exceptions in the form of. To set an exception, click the Manage Exceptions button and then enter the necessary site and click Allow from the drop-down. Note: Sites with two-factor authentication might not behave properly when you set Cookies to Keep Local Data Until You Quit Your Browser. If you happen to be super paranoid, you might also go to Unsandboxed plugin access under Site Settings, and enable it if it's not enabled already. Other than these settings, leave those listed as recommended. Notifications: Do not allow any site to show notifications. Location: Do not allow any sites to track your physical location (add any sites to the exceptions list that are needed). Plugins: Let me choose when to run plugin content. JavaScript: Do not allow any sites to run JavaScript (you'll probably need to add sites to the exceptions for any website you need to allow JavaScript). These are the recommended settings.Ĭookies: Keep local data until you quit your browser (this clears your cache for every browser closed). This particular section is highly crucial to your security it's where you'll configure what to do with Cookies, JavaScript, Plugins, Popups, and more.
Go to the Settings > Advance and then click Site Settings (under Privacy and security).
#Chrome one click privacy cleaner password#
This will add an extra layer of security by asking for the password every time Google Chrome wants to synchronize your data.
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