This is what I really like about Google. There's a lot of mobility and no excessive barriers on domain knowledge for hiring or transferring. Everyone does really well in their jobs after a few months anyway, because, huge surprise, skills can be learned.
It's really hard to fully capture what a massive change in the web ecosystem this is (it seemed like a moonshot back then) and how far we've come in just three years. Other browsers have massively contributed in getting us there.
This was a huge effort spanning a few years. We started working on it three years ago (!) with the question of whether we could make first-party isolation (the Tor Browser's approach to partitioning) more web compatible.
This is massive. Firefox is restricting all 3rd party cookies by default. I'm really proud to have worked on this and congrats to the amazing team that made it possible!
Are there any technical details available on how this "AI" powered Anti-Tracking works (and why it isn't vulnerable to the attacks against ITP 1.0)? CC @torgo
