How to Enable Browser Cookies in Microsoft Edge Browser

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Do you want to allow browser cookies in Microsoft Edge? By enabling browser cookies, the site may save cookies to your computer whenever you visit a site. Cookies allow websites to track your actions on their websites.

In some cases, we may consider cookies to be dangerous because they may be vulnerable to fraudulent activities. However, the latest versions of each browser allow users to limit the websites they do not wish to enable Microsoft Edge Virus Alert.

Some websites require cookies to be enabled. Only then can you fully view or use its features. That's why it's important to know what you can do to enable cookies. In this blog, we will go over the steps required to enable cookies for the browser in Edge.

Steps to Enable Browser Cookies in Microsoft Edge:

Step 1: Open Microsoft Edge web browser on your system. Select the Menu tab in the top right corner of the window. From the displayed menu, you have to click on Options.

Step 2: The Options tab will be opened within the Exact Edge window. On the right side of this tab, you will see the menu for navigation, where you have to select Privacy & Security.

Step 3: Under the Privacy Settings of your browser section, you will find an ‘Advanced Tracking Protection section'. By default, the Standard security option is selected. You need to activate the option to make your own security.

Step 4: Cookies are disabled by default in Custom Security. To allow cookies, uncheck the Cookies checkbox.

Allowing cookies on all websites can be dangerous. Microsoft Edge allows you to block certain sites that use cookies. To do this, go to Cookies and website information under Privacy and security and then click the button to manage permissions.

An exception will be made and a Cookies and Site Data dialog box will appear. This is where you can view the URLs of websites that may not use cookies. This is for the steps required to enable cookies within Microsoft Edge. I hope you find this information useful.

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