Fixing Facebook App Issues: A Cookie Conundrum

0:00You're listening to Sydney News today, powered by the Daily News Now. Blocking cookies on your browser can cut off access to key website features, personalized content, and other goodies. Many sites rely on them to remember your preferences and settings. If things feel off, like page is not loading right, enabling cookies often fixes a quick. A common snag hits Facebook app users, where the in-app browser sometimes ignores set cookies. It's a known glitch they're working on. The easy workaround is to switch links to open in your phones to fall browser instead. This issue frustrates folks trying to browse seamlessly on mobile, leading to blank pages or lost logins. Users reported pops up now and then. But tweaking settings restores normal flow without much hassle. For Firefox, head to tools, options, privacy, and pick custom history settings. Check boxes for accepting cookies from sites and third parties. Set them to keep until they expire. Then hit OK. In Chrome, go to options, privacy, content settings, and allow local data while unblocking

1:03third party cookies. On mobile safari, dive into settings, select safari, choose accept from visited sites, and restart the app to apply changes. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly. Built for nighttime listening. S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com.