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A worklet is a self-contained logic processing service that executes within Chrome browsers. Each worklet is associated with a single domain, and runs code written by either a buyer or a seller.<ref>https://github.com/WICG/turtledove/blob/master/FLEDGE.md</ref>

== Loading logic into the browser ==
Buyers and sellers post their desired logic to a well-known URL from which the browser will fetch the logic and potentially implement.

Google has not yet specified whether the well-known location will be a Google-controlled server or a URL controlled by the buyer or seller.

Google has not yet specified how buyers or sellers would receive feedback on the following:

# Whether Google approved their logic for application in a Chrome browser worklet (useful for QA)

# How many browsers have applied this logic (useful for QA)

# How many browsers qualify for each output of this logic (useful for planning)

== Restricted functions ==
To prevent buyers or sellers from combining information outside of Google's control, the code in the worklets cannot access or communicate with the publisher page or the network.

== See Also ==
* [[Fledge]]
* [[Turtledove]]

== References ==

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[[Category:Glossary|Worklet]]
[[Category:Privacy Sandbox|Worklet]]

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