Not able to post to Facebook

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    What add ins / extensions are you running?
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       #12

    shimshom said:
    In FF options go to the privacy tab and make sure Accept third-party cookies is set to Always and see if that helps
    When I click on the privacy tab I don't see anything about cookies. Also, I'm unable to create new folders.
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       #13

    Caledon Ken said:
    What add ins / extensions are you running?
    Not sure, Ken. How do I find out? As I told the other member, I'm also unable to create new folders.
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  4. Posts : 30,178
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       #14

    Something is definitely wrong.

    I never accept third party cookies, all browsers, and reluctantly accept first party. Still worth the test.

    First if you click on Privacy, then in the History section about four boxes down is the line "Accept cookies ...." and one line below that is "Accept third-party...." If you are not seeing these lines then something has intervened into browser.

    So back to add-ons, extensions and plugins. Before we go any further is your profile folder backed up. Don't want, and should not have had the issues you had last time.

    So once copied somewhere safe, click on Option, upper left. In the popout window there should be a square marked "Add-ons". looks like a puzzle piece. Click.

    You said you could not start in Firefox Safe mode... another orange with tints of Red indicator. Anyway, on left you should see the words Extensions, Appearance, Plugins and Services.

    You should audit and understand what each does. In most sections you can disable.


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       #15

    Not able to post to Facebook-capture.png

    This is what I see under Privacy and History.
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  6. Posts : 30,178
    Windows 11 Pro x64 Version 23H2
       #16

    Oh sorry. My error. See in your screen shot under History. Click beside "Remember history" on the little arrow and select "Use Custom Settings for History. This will give you access to Cookies.

    Now how about those Extensions, Plug-ins etc?


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