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Connect an O365 account - Cookies problem

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I have Windows 10 and Tbird 91.4.1 (64-bit) with succesful connections to IMAP and Gmail accounts.

I am trying to add an O365 email account.

Everything seems to work until the final DONE button when I get a yellow banner warning saying: "Your cookie settings will cause login errors. Please enable cookies and turn off all restrictions in Thunderbird settings."

I haven't been able to find any info in the forum about this issue. Where are the cookie settings? How do I turn off all restrictions in TB? Am I asking the right questions?

Can someone point me in the right direction?

Regards

Alan

I have Windows 10 and Tbird 91.4.1 (64-bit) with succesful connections to IMAP and Gmail accounts. I am trying to add an O365 email account. Everything seems to work until the final DONE button when I get a yellow banner warning saying: "Your cookie settings will cause login errors. Please enable cookies and turn off all restrictions in Thunderbird settings." I haven't been able to find any info in the forum about this issue. Where are the cookie settings? How do I turn off all restrictions in TB? Am I asking the right questions? Can someone point me in the right direction? Regards Alan

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FIXED IT!!

Wouldn't you know it. I went over things again just after posting my message. I had the Privacy/Security - Web Content - Accept Cookies from Sites- Accept 3rd party cookies set to From Visited. When I set it to Always things work perfectly.

Cheers

Alan

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FIXED IT!!

Wouldn't you know it. I went over things again just after posting my message. I had the Privacy/Security - Web Content - Accept Cookies from Sites- Accept 3rd party cookies set to From Visited. When I set it to Always things work perfectly.

Cheers

Alan