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How to Enable Cookies in your Browser Before Testing

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How to Enable Cookies in your Browser Before Testing

Userlytics’ advanced overlay web recorder features a quick and easy onboarding system and an innovative draggable and resizable task window for our simplest testing experience yet. But in order to properly use this web recorder, you must first enable cookies on your web browser.

Below, we’ll go over how to enable cookies on both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.

How to Enable Cookies on Google Chrome:

  1. On your computer, open Chrome.
Google Chrome icon
  1. At the top right, click “More” and then, “Settings.”
Userlytics - How to Enable Cookies in your Browser - Click More and then Settings
  1. Under “Security and Privacy,” click “Site Settings.”
Userlytics - How to Enable Cookies in your Browser - Click Security and Privacy
Userlytics - How to Enable Cookies in your Browser - Click Site Settings
  1. Click “Cookies and site data.”
Userlytics - How to Enable Cookies in your Browser - Click Cookies and site data
  1. From here, you can turn on cookies by selecting the button next to “Allow all cookies.”
Userlytics - How to Enable Cookies in your Browser - Choose Allow all cookies

See more detailed instructions here.

How to Enable Cookies on Microsoft Edge:

  1. Open Microsoft Edge.
Microsoft Edge icon
  1. Select Menu (3 dots icon on top right corner of the browser) > Settings > Cookies and Site Permissions.
Userlytics - How to Enable Cookies in Microsoft Edge - Click Settings
Userlytics - How to Enable Cookies in Microsoft Edge - Cookies and Site Permissions
  1. Select “Manage and delete cookies and site data.”
Userlytics - How to Enable Cookies in Microsoft Edge - Manage and delete cookies and site data
  1. Turn on “Allow sites to save and read cookie data (recommended)” to unblock cookies.
Userlytics - How to Enable Cookies in Microsoft Edge - Allow sites to save and read cookie data

See more detailed instructions here.

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