Fixing Cookie Access Issues on Facebook and Browsers

0:00It's March 13th, here's your Sydney news in two minutes. Many websites rely on cookies to deliver personalized content and key features, but blocking them can lock you out of what you need. If you're running into access problems, enabling cookies is a simple fix that works across most browsers. A common glitch happens in the Facebook apps built in browser, where it fails to send cookies properly. The easy workaround is to switch links to opening your phone's default browser instead. First tap the menu icon, go to app settings, and turn on links open externally. This issue frustrates users who suddenly lose personalization or can't view full-site features. It affects daily browsing, but tweaking a few privacy options brings everything back online without much hassle. For Firefox on desktop, open tools, then options, head to privacy, and select custom history settings. Check, accept cookies from sites and third party ones, set them to keep until they expire and hit OK. In Google Chrome, click tools, options, privacy, and content settings, allow local data,

1:05unblock third party cookies, skip clearing them, and close out. On mobile Safari for iPhone or iPad, go to settings, Safari, accept cookies from visited sites, then restart the app by holding the home button for about five seconds. The daily news now is presented by our sponsor. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Stay back and listen, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.