Fixing Cookie Issues on Facebook & Browsers

0:00It's March 26th. From your city to your ears, this is Adelaide News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Many websites rely on cookies to deliver full features, personalized content, and smooth access. If you blocked them, you might miss out on key parts of a site. This comes up often with browsers and apps that restrict cookies by default. A big culprit is the Facebook apps in App Browser, which sometimes ignores previously-set cookies. Even glitch, they're working to fix. The easy workaround is to make links open in your phones to fall browser instead. To do that in the Facebook app, tap the menu icon in the top right, go to App Settings, and switch on links open externally. That routes everything through a more reliable browser. For desktop users, Firefox needs custom privacy settings to accept cookies from sites in third parties until they expire. In Chrome, head to Content Settings and allow local data without blocking third-party cookies. On Mobile Safari, for iPhone or iPad, tweak the settings to accept cookies from visited

1:03sites, then restart the app by holding the Home button for about 5 seconds. These steps give most folks back up and running quickly.