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How do I allow third party cookies so that I can view a website that requires this feature?

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nessa524
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There's a website that I use for my stats class on Firefox on my MacBook but when I use Firefox on my iPad and try to go on that same website I get a message saying: If you are accessing this site from Pearson MyLab / Mastering, sure your browser settings allow all third party cookies.

There's a website that I use for my stats class on Firefox on my MacBook but when I use Firefox on my iPad and try to go on that same website I get a message saying: If you are accessing this site from Pearson MyLab / Mastering, sure your browser settings allow all third party cookies.

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Chris Ilias
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Firefox on iOS allows third party cookies by default. Is because of Apple policy, Firefox on iOS has to use the same rendering engine as Safari. Maybe your Safari settings are set to disallow third-party cookies?