The bug, called CVE-2022-1096, was documented in the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) system by Google developer Prudhvi Kumar Bomman, after an anonymous security researcher discovered a hole in Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine that left it vulnerable to exploits. Google has sent out a necessary update for the Chrome web browser for the Mac to address a major security hole that was discovered on March 23. Click Settings, and then click Extensions on the sidebar.ģ. Open the downloaded Java package and click Install.Ģ. Click the Download Java button and agree to the prompts.ģ. Navigate to the following link: Java Download Page.Ģ. Make sure Sites can use JavaScript is checked.ġ. Scroll down to Content and click on JavaScript.ĥ. Click Settings, and then Privacy and security in the sidebar.Ĥ. Check all boxes that apply, at a minimum you want cached images and files and cookies and other site data checked.Ģ. On the sidebar, click the button that says Clear browsing data,Ĥ. It will take you to your chrome history page at the following link: Chrome History Webpageģ. Click History, and then History again to the left. The third item should be Cookies and other site data.Ģ. Click Settings, and then Privacy and Security on the sidebar.ģ. This is where you can change the language that Google Chrome is displayed in.Ģ.

Click Settings, then Languages on the sidebar.ģ. In your Chrome browser, click the three dots in the top right corner of your screen. Click the lock again to prevent further changes.ġ. Change the time to the correct time or you can check the box to Set date and time automatically and choose the appropriate oneĥ. Click the lock to make changes and authenticate with your password or Touch ID.Ĥ. Click Date & Time clock icon towards the bottom of the page.ģ. Hold Command and press Spacebar to open Spotlight Search, and type system preferences or click on the System PreferencesĢ.

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