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This article is for faculty, staff, and students.
Third‑party cookies let a website load content or tools that come from a different site it relies on. In many cases at St. Thomas, this means cookies from sites like One.StThomas.edu, Murphy, or Canvas are needed by the sites or apps you access from those locations. There may be features or functions of St. Thomas websites and applications (like Canvas or Ebill) that experience malfunctions or blank/missing content if their third‑party cookies are blocked. To resolve this issue, follow the instructions below or this helpful Panopto article on enabling third-party cookies in the your browser.
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Enable third party cookies in Chrome
- Open Google Chrome.
- From the top right, select the three vertical dots and then Settings.
- Click Privacy and security from the left side navigation bar.
- Make sure the setting for Block third-party cookies is unchecked.
For more information, see Clear, enable, and manage cookies in Chrome.
Enable third party cookies in Firefox
- Open Firefox browser.
- From the top right, select the three vertical lines and then Options.
- Select Privacy & Security from the left side navigation bar.
- Under Browser Privacy, select Standard.
For more information, see Third-party cookies and Firefox tracking protection.
Enable third party cookies in Edge
- Open your Edge browser.
- From the top right, select the three dots on the tool bar and then Settings.
- Under Advanced Settings, click View Advanced Settings.
- Under Cookies, select Don't block cookies.
For more information, see Allow or Block Cookies in the new Microsoft Edge.
Enable third party cookies in Safari
- Open your Safari browser.
- Click on Safari, then select Preferences.
- Click on Privacy tab. Make sure both Prevent cross-site tracking and Block all cookies are unchecked.
For more information, see Manage cookies and website data in Safari on Mac.
To report a problem or receive additional troubleshooting, please contact the
Tech Desk.