Quick Fixes for Cookie Issues on Facebook, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari

0:00Reporting from the Daily News Now, I'm Corey with the latest in Sydney. Many websites need cookies to unlock full features, content, or personalization. Blocking them can limit your experience, but enabling them is straightforward across browsers. Today we're covering quick fixes for the most common setups. A frequent snag happens in the Facebook apps in App Browser, which sometimes ignores set cookies due to a glitch. Developers expect to patch soon, but meanwhile switch to external links. Go to settings, pick app settings, and toggle links open externally to use your device's default browser. Users often run into this without realizing, leading to spotty access on sites. It affects history, logins, and custom views, but custom privacy tweaks restore everything smoothly. For Firefox, head to tools, options, privacy, and select custom history settings. Check except cookies from sites in third-party ones, set them to keep until they expire, then hit OK. Chrome users, open tools, options, privacy under the hood, content settings, allow local data,

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