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Google Chrome and all other Chromium-based web browsers collect site engagement statistics. It measures how "engaged" a user is with a particular site. The score ranges from 0 to 100, with 100 being "super engaged" and 0 not at all. The browser uses signals to compute the score. Signals may include clicking and scrolling, keypresses, media playback, or direct navigations. All users of Chromium-based browsers can open the information for their browser profile. Just load chrome://site-engagement/ in the browser's address bar to look at the list. There is no option to disable site engagement in Chromium-based browsers. All collect the data and all provide access to the information to users. Since there is no way to disable the collection, the next best thing is to delete the data regularly.
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Izvor: ghacks.net
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