Do you know what is Cookies? Cookies are a small piece of data that a website uses to remember information about the user. This enables a website to show the user relevant content over time. Browsing a website without them can be a frustrating experience, and some may even be difficult to navigate.
We recommend that you enable third-party cookies on your browser to make browsing easier. This also makes it easier for the broadcaster to provide you with the content for which you paid.
This article will show you how to enable cookies in Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
How to Enable Cookies in Google Chrome
Here’s how to enable cookies in Google Chrome on your desktop computer:
- Windows user – Click the Chrome menu and select Settings.
(Mac user – choose Chrome > Preferences). - Click on Privacy and security > Cookies and other site data.
- Under the General settings heading, you can customize how Chrome blocks cookies.
- Make sure the slider to Block 3rd party cookies is turned off on the cookies-page.
- Close and reload the browser.
Chrome also allows you to block or allow cookies for specific websites. For example, to prevent a specific website from using cookies, take the following steps:
- Click Add under the headings “Sites that can never use cookies” or “Sites that can always use cookies.”
- Enter the website’s URL that you want to permit or restrict cookies for.
- Check the box to allow third-party cookies on the site.
- If successful, the site will be added to the list of “Sites that can never use cookies.”
How to Enable Cookies in Mozilla Firefox
If you want to enable your cookie settings in the Firefox desktop browser, follow these steps:
- Windows user – Click on the Tools menu, and then select Options. (Mac user – choose Firefox > Preferences).
- Select the Privacy & Security panel, and select Custom beneath the “Enhanced Tracking Protection” heading.
- In the dropdown next to Cookies, choose the types of cookies you want to block: Cross-site cookies, Cookies from unvisited websites, All third-party cookies, or All cookies.
- Uncheck Cookies to allow third-party cookies.
- Close and reload the browser.
How to Enable Cookies in Microsoft Edge
Here’s how to allow cookies in the Microsoft Edge browser on desktop:
- Click on the 3 horizontal dots on the top right corner and then click Settings.
- Scroll down and click on Cookies and site permissions on the left panel.
- Next, click on the dropdown menu under the “Cookies and data stored” menu.
- Turn off the Block third-party cookies.
- Toggle on Allow sites to save and read cookie data and Preload pages for faster browsing to enable cookies.
- Close and reopen the browser.
That’s it. Now you understand how to enable cookies in Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge in a very simple way. If you have question just drop it in below comment column. Don’t forget to share this article with your friends. See you.
