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Cookies can't be set in Firefox

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elangbayu17
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I'm developing React App and it's involving Cookies in its authentication process, but the problem is the "set-cookies" function is not working on Firefox, it is working on Chrome. but i don't know why it doesn't work in Firefox. I've try to settings anything related to Cookies like "Allow Cookies" for my React App url and even customize Privacy Protections to not blocking all of the things listed there.

Thank you for your help,

I'm developing React App and it's involving Cookies in its authentication process, but the problem is the "set-cookies" function is not working on Firefox, it is working on Chrome. but i don't know why it doesn't work in Firefox. I've try to settings anything related to Cookies like "Allow Cookies" for my React App url and even customize Privacy Protections to not blocking all of the things listed there. Thank you for your help,

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user1321319
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Please set this as the correct answer, then visit Where to go for developer support.

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elangbayu17
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the problem isn't solved

Roland Tanglao
Roland Tanglao
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Hi elangbayu17

This forum is focused on users that's why we the fab volunteers here can't really help you since they are experts on issues that folks who use Firefox have not on web development.

Yes the problem isn't solved. But child_duckling did provide a link to MDN which can point you to the right solution. Check out MDN web docs and if you can't find your answer there then please file a question on stack overflow and tag it Firefox: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/firefox

Cheers!

...Roland

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