On the new Privacy panel, make sure Accept cookies from sites is checked.A new Options tab appears in the browser.In the drop-down menu, click on the Options button.Locate and click on the Menu button located in the top-right corner designated with three stacked lines.You also have options to trash cookies when the browser is closed, and blocking third-party cookies. Make sure Allow sites to save and read cookie data (recommended) is toggled on.Locate and click on the Cookies link listed directly under the Content settings label.In the expanded Advanced section, click on Content Settings listed under Privacy and security.On the new Settings tab, scroll down to Advanced and click on the link.Locate and click on the Customize and control Google Chrome button in the top-right corner designated with three stacked dots.Path: Customize and control Google Chrome > Settings > Advanced > Content Settings > Cookies There are also options to enable/disable third-party cookies, and to accept all cookies no matter the source. The Advanced Privacy Settings pop-up window appears.On the new Privacy panel, click on the Advanced button listed under Settings.The Internet Options pop-up window will appear.Select Internet Options in the drop-down menu.Locate and click on the Tools button in the top-right corner designated with a gear icon.Path: Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Advanced Privacy Settings

Here you can also block all cookies, or just cookies planted by external websites.

Make sure the drop-down menu reads Don’t block cookies.

Scroll all the way down the Advanced settings roll-out menu until you see Cookies.

Click the View advanced settings button listed under Advanced settings towards the bottom of the Settings panel.

Select Settings at the bottom of the roll-out menu.

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