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How to Set Cookie Preferences for Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher

Step 1: Open Internet Explorer Properties

When you browse the Web with Internet Explorer, you can choose how your browser handles cookies. You can choose whether or not to accept cookies from the Properties window.

Go to Tools, Internet Options. In the tabs at the top of this window click on Privacy.

Step 2: Choose how to Accept or Decline Cookies

Internet Explorer is set up by default to accept most cookies. You or someone else who uses this browser has changed that default setting.

Within the Privacy window is a slider bar on the left side. As you slide the bar up and down, different choices appear for how your browser handles cookies. From the top down they are:

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  2. High
  3. Medium
  4. Medium (default setting)
  5. Low
  6. Accept all cookies
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There are other options within this window, allowing you to view each cookie before accepting it, and making choices about specific sites you visit. Make sure these optional choices are not overriding the settings discussed here.

After making your selection, close out of Internet Options. You may have to re-launch Internet Explorer in order to make your new privacy choices active.


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How to Set Cookie Preferences for Firefox 2.0 (Mac or PC) or higher

Step 1: Open Firefox Tools

When you browse the Web with Firefox, you can choose how your browser handles cookies. You can choose whether or not to accept cookies from the Tools tab.

Go to Tools, Options. In the tabs at the top of this window click on Privacy.

Step 2: Choose whether to Accept Cookies from Sites

Firefox is set up by default to accept most cookies. You or someone else who uses this browser has changed that default setting.

You can also add the anacapa.biz domain to your “Exceptions” list by clicking on the “Exceptions” button and adding the domain manually by using “Allow” or just “Allow for Session”

After making your selection, close out of Options. You may have to re-launch Firefox in order to make your new privacy choices active.


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How to Set Cookie Preferences for Safari (Mac or PC)

Step 1: Open Safari / Edit

When you browse the Web with Safari, you can choose how your browser handles cookies. You can choose whether or not to accept cookies from the Edit tab.
Go to Edit, Preferences. In the tabs at the top of this window click on Security.

Step 2: Choose whether to Accept Cookies from Sites

Safari is set up by default to accept cookies. You or someone else who uses this browser has changed that default setting.

You should choose “Always” or “Only from Sites you navigate to” and it will work. After making your selection, close out. You may have to re-launch Safari in order to make your new Security choices active.