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I keep getting this message: Your browser's cookie functionality is turned off. Please turn it on. [?]

I've followed all the instructions to correct the problem and it is still not working.

i am not I.T expert. just know how to use it. when it comes to fix pc problems, i m just hopeless. the problem is simple. i guess since i downloaded a few programs i cant not open gmail from firefox.

is there some settings to be changed or something?

please help!!!

It's either a Firewall or cookie problem. I can't download the link. WebEx asks me to download with instructions to click the more tab when the link is in my browser. I can not find the more tab. or download the link.

i have website , user enter the username and password if they selected Remember me and logged in if they logout i have to appear the user name and password remain in the fields how to add these cookies in my website and if they close the browser and open the browse also user name and password should be remain... can any one help...

Thanks,

i can't go to gmail or log into youtube becouse it says my cookies aren't enabled but i know they are in every possible way i tried everything deleting history,cookies,memory nothing worked i have the same problem on chrome

ive tried to delete my cache and cookies, restart firefox / cp , unchecked third party cookies, custom cookie setting with allow cookies from sites, deleted corrupted files so what can it be?

also ive tried enabling cookies on other browsers but its the same problem.

Youtube will play on the small player, even load 1080P on the small player, and full screen works fine, but refuses to resize to the large player that takes up about half the screen. It worked just fine until I had to reinstall Firefox due to some other bug that is now fixed.

Windows Vista Home Premium. I've gone through all the items for fixing cookie problems including deleting cookies, cleaning all temp files, uninstalled/reinstalled Firefox 20 (twice). Cookies appear to store, but are deleted when I leave the site. Cookie settings are selected to store. Google Chrome browser works OK, but IE9 has a similar problem.

I work for a FB game developer, and as a result I need to wipe cookies/cache in my browsers frequently. I have had Firefox set up to delete cookies when Firefox closes. This prevented me from staying logged into Facebook after closing Firefox. After upgrading to Firefox 18.0.2, I remain logged into my Facebook account even though I have not changed the cookie settings, nor have I selected the "keep me logged in" option on Facebook. Why has this behavior started and how do I make it stop if my settings haven't changed?

The cleanup did not affect my bookmarks, they are all there. History however seems to be gone forever, a reference list that I took months to set up and that means an equally long setback to an editorial project. Weep, hair tearing, ashes all over my torn off clothes will not, apparently, restore that history. Booahhh! Tell me there is some home, please.

My facebook games are cut off at the bottom. I refreshed, restarted my laptop and I have cleared cache, Cookies, and history. I thought I would try to use google chrome which I hate and it did the same thing so I know its gotta be something wrong with my global settings. I went to internet explore and it did the same thing and I allowed blocked content and when It reloaded it showed the entire page. I have ended all my open sessions in facebook Ive almost tried everything. I even turned off my firewall to see if it would do something then and then it was the same problem. Please I love firefox I absolutely refuse to use another browser they just dont stack up against firefox please help.

this is a popup called value apps, it comes up when i start firefox and cant be closed until I quit firefox. it has a picture of a piggy bank with cash going into it. it says try it now then says by clicking try it now you agree to the access, collection and usage of your information by value apps. I love firefox but this seems connected to your website. i think it might be some kind of virus

In Firefox options I have set "Keep Cookies - Until they expire" options and when I exit and reload Firefox there are still many expired cookies in the cookies list?

I have noticed that session cookies are being removed ok, its just cookies that are set to expire on a specific date that are expired aren't being removed by Firefox. These cookies never seem to get removed automatically, only if I delete them manually.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.