How to Enable Browser Cookies in Mozilla Firefox?

Do you want to enable browser cookies in Mozilla Firefox? Enabling browser cookies means when you visit any website, the website can store cookies on your system. Cookies help the websites to trace your movements on the websites.

Sometimes, we may find cookies to be dangerous as they are prone to risk, due to the suspicious activities. But all the newer versions of each browser, allows the user to restrict the websites for which they don’t want to enable the cookies.

In some websites it is necessary to have cookies enabled, then only you’ll be allowed to properly view it or use its features and therefore, you should know how the cookies can be enabled. In this section, we will discuss the steps to enable browsers cookies in Firefox.

Steps to Enable Browser Cookies in Mozilla Firefox:

Step 1: Launch the Mozilla Firefox web browser on your system. Click on the Menu tab at the top right corner of the browser window. From the displayed menu you have to click on the Options.

Step 2: An Options tab will open in the same Firefox window. At the right of this tab, you have the navigation menu where you have to click on Privacy and Security.

Step 3: In the browser’s privacy you have, ‘Enhanced Tracking Protection’ section. Hereby default the Standard protection is selected. You have to enable Custom protection.

Step 4: In the Custom protection by default the cookies are disabled. To enable the cookies, uncheck the Cookies checkbox.

Enabling cookies for all website may be risky sometimes. Mozilla Firefox allows you to block some specified websites from using cookies. For this under Privacy and Security scroll down to Cookies and Site Data and click on the Manage Permission button.

An Exception and Cookies and Site Data dialog box will pop up. Here you can list the address of the websites that are not allowed to use Cookies.

So, this is all about the steps of enabling cookies in Mozilla Firefox web browser. Hope the content is useful. Keep reading.