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Google Abandons Privacy Sandbox Initiative, Leaving Chrome Users Without Cookie Alternatives

Google has confirmed it is retiring most Privacy Sandbox technologies after six years of development. The decision leaves Chrome’s 3 billion users without promised privacy protections as tracking cookies remain indefinitely. Industry analysts suggest this represents a major setback for online privacy initiatives.

Google’s Privacy Initiative Collapses

Google has confirmed it is phasing out the majority of its Privacy Sandbox technologies, according to multiple industry reports. The decision effectively ends a six-year effort to develop alternatives to third-party tracking cookies in Chrome, leaving the browser’s estimated 3 billion users without the privacy protections originally promised.

by Mason Drayton
AISoftware

Anthropic Launches Web-Based Claude Code Platform for AI-Assisted Development

Anthropic has launched Claude Code on the web, allowing developers to automate coding tasks through their browsers. The platform integrates with GitHub repositories and operates in secure sandbox environments while enabling parallel development sessions.

Anthropic Expands Claude Code to Web Platform

Anthropic has reportedly launched its Claude Code development tool for web browsers, according to company announcements. The move enables developers to delegate coding tasks, create pull requests, and engage in what sources describe as “vibe-coding” directly through their browsers. The feature is currently available in beta as a research preview, following the typical software release life cycle for new technology platforms.

by Mason Drayton