Persistent cookie in Chrome

goodValue

If I go to:  chrome://settings/content/all  there is an entry  "whats-new"

This is from youtube.com and has 4 cookies.

I have repeatedly used the delete  from the same window, but the entry will not go away.

I cannot do a global delete as I have cookies from other websites that need to be kept.

How do I get rid of this nuisance?

Neil_Jones

Silly question but you're not on/using YouTube at the time are you?

Just looked at my Chrome and I can't see a "what's new" bit at all.

Screenshot?

Ayr_Rage

Same as @Neil_Jones, nothing on my version which I've just updated.

Chrome is up to date

Version 141.0.7390.77 (Official Build) (64-bit)

goodValue

I rarely use YouTube and if I used it in the last couple of days, it would have been via another website.
When I searched for the Chrome version, it did an update.
But after that, the same problem occurred.

BFBW

Steps to Disable the "What's New" Page 

1. Open Chrome Flags: 

   Open your Chrome browser and type chrome://flags into the address bar, then press Enter.
2. Search for the Flag: 

   In the "Search flags" box at the top, type "what's" to find the relevant setting.
3. Locate the Setting: 

   You should see a flag named "Show Chrome What's New page at chrome://whats-new".
4. Change the Setting: 

   To the right of this flag, click the drop-down menu and select "Disable".
5. Relaunch Chrome: 

   After changing the setting, you will be prompted to relaunch your browser to apply the changes.