I've searched here and the web and can't find a recent fix that shows how to allow cookies in the Chrome and Firefox apps on ipad. The steps described don't match the current view of these browsers in ipad and I can't find a place that actually allows cookies to be enabled.
I have been able to allow cookies in Safari but not Chrome or Firefox.
iPad, iPadOS 18
For privacy and security, many decent browser Apps now block third-party cookies by design. While Safari's Advanced settings allow you to reenable them, other browsers for iOS/iPadOS may not provide this level of granular control.
For Firefox, while not necessarily recommended (and entirely at your own risk) you can disable Tracking Protection in Firefox settings; this effectively re-enables third-party cookies...
From the Firefox App, tap the "hamburger" icon at top-right of the screen - and from the menu select Settings:
This will open the Settings menu. From the Privacy sub-menu, select Tracking Protection - and then deselect Enhanced Tracking Protection.
I've watched numerous videos and followed many guides but have had no success. When using Firefox and Chrome on iPad, I still get a message saying: Your Third-Party Cookies Are Disabled.
I'm able to use Safari fine but would like to use Chrome if possible. If anyone has any suggestions, I'm open to trying.
Thanks
Have you considered exploring the respective Developer's own online help resources and support forums?
No. Where do I find that?
Search the web for "Chrome support" and "Firefox support". That should lead you in the right direction.
Regards.
Enable cookies on ipad (Chrome and Firefox)
