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Cookies on Firefox allow storing information when users access any website, especially serving as a basis for quick access to websites. Therefore, users not only need to know how to clear Firefox history correctly but also need to know how to enable or disable cookies properly to browse the web faster.
Enabling and Disabling Cookies on Firefox, Activating cookies on Firefox
Using the trick to clear Firefox history is similar to clearing history on Google Chrome or Coc Coc. Therefore, users must activate toggling and clearing cookies to delete as desired.
Enabling and Disabling cookies on Firefox
*Applicable to the latest version of Firefox
Step 1: Access the menu icon on Firefox, then click on Options.
Step 2: In the Options interface, click on the Privacy tab > History
Step 3: In the History section, click on the Firefox will…
- Remember history: It remembers storage history including web browsing history, cache, and cookies. This option enables cookies on Firefox.
- Never remember history: Not remembering storage history means turning off cookies on Firefox completely.
- Use custom settings for history: Customize settings for individual websites. Only that website will have cookies enabled or disabled.
Step 4: After selecting the third option Use custom settings for history, you check the box Accept cookies from sites to allow cookies for the selected website if you want to enable cookies on Firefox and vice versa.
Click Show Cookies to display all cookies stored on your computer.
The Exceptions section next to it allows you to add additional websites to the list to enable or disable cookies as desired.
Press OK to complete the process.
*Applicable to older versions of Firefox
Step 1: Click on the menu icon in Firefox > select Options
Step 2: Select the Privacy tab >History
Remaining steps are similar to steps 3 and 4 of Method 1.
There are three options: Remember history, Never remember history, and Use custom settings for history, for users to freely choose.
Enabling or disabling cookies on Firefox or any current web browser is essential before users decide to regularly browse the web on Firefox or the best web browsers currently available such as Google Chrome or Coc Coc, Opera, and others.
After each Firefox update or installation of Firefox a new version, cookies will be cleared. If you don't want all website data to be cleared, leading to the situation of having to re-enter many websites from scratch, you need to pay close attention every time you update Firefox or install a new Firefox version.
Moreover, when clearing Firefox history, readers should be cautious as they may accidentally delete cookies or Firefox cache. By default, Firefox cookies may not be crucial for many users. Therefore, users can also refer to this article on how to enable or disable cookies on Firefox to delete Firefox cookies when necessary. Additionally, if you want to delete cookies on Firefox, you can delete cookies for a specific website on Firefox instead of all visited sites. Learn more about deleting cookies for a specific website on Firefox here.
Wishing you all success!
