Privacy Sandbox demos

The Topics API allows a browser to share information about a user's interests with third parties without the use of third-party cookies. It enables interest-based advertising (IBA) without tracking the sites a user visits. This demo shows an example of the API in action.

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This colab makes it easy to load the TensorFlow Lite model used by Chrome to infer topics from hostnames.

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The Attribution Reporting API enables advertisers and ad tech providers to measure conversions for ad clicks and views, ads in a third-party iframe, and ads in a first-party context. In this demo an advertiser uses an ad tech provider to run their ads on a publisher site.

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Summary reports walkthrough video

When aggregatable reports are batched by a collector and processed by the aggregation service, random data is added to the resulting summary reports in order to protect user privacy. Use Noiselab to experiment with different values to see the impact of noise.

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The Shared Storage API provides storage that can be used cross-site, meaning you store a value at one domain, then read the value from another domain. You can set data freely, but are restricted in how you get data out of storage. This demo illustrates how it works.

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Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State (CHIPS) allows developers to opt a cookie into partitioned storage, with separate cookie jars per top-level site, improving user privacy and security. This demo illustrates how it works.

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First-Party Sets (FPS) is a way for a company to declare relationships among sites, so that browsers allow limited third-party cookie access for specific purposes. Chrome will use these declared relationships to decide when to allow or deny a site access to their cookies when in a third-party context.

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Permissions Policy allows the developer to control the browser features available to a page, its iframes, and subresources, by declaring a set of policies for the browser to enforce. This demo lets you try out the available policies.

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User-Agent reduction minimizes the identifying information shared in the User-Agent string, which may be used for passive fingerprinting. Resource requests have a reduced User-Agent header now and the return values from certain Navigator interfaces are reduced. This demo lets you experiment with the new UA string values.

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JavaScript reduced user-agent

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Server-side reduced user-agent

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With the Private State Token API, a website can issue cryptographic tokens to a user it trusts, which can later be used elsewhere. The tokens are stored securely by the user's browser, and can then be redeemed in other contexts to confirm the user's authenticity. Check out the API in this demo.

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