Original sentence: Google Chrome, the only mainstream browser supporting Topics API as of September 2023, allows users to disable sharing of the interests via Topics API in browser's Settings.Google positioned the initiative as a more private alternative to third-party cookies as the individual sites visited are not shared with advertisers.Topics API aims to provide the means for advertisers to show relevant content and ads by sharing interest-based categories, or ‘topics’, based on recent browsing history processed on the user device
Edited sentence: In this proposal, and unlike with third-party cookies, the sites a user has visited are not shared across the internet.It does so by suggesting interest-based categories, or ‘topics’, based on recent browsing history processed privately on the user device.Topics API aims to provide the means for advertisers to show relevant content and ads while preserving user privacy.Topics API, can be controlled by the user, or disabled entirely in Chrome’s Settings