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Chrome 152 introduces connection allowlists to secure web applications against data exfiltration risks from third-party scripts and generative AI code. Starting in version 152, developers can use the Connection-Allowlist HTTP response header to enforce a deny-by-default firewall for network communication, blocking unauthorized connections at the browser level unless explicitly permitted via URL patterns or specific API endpoints.
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