How to Block Cookies on Chrome | Disable Cookies Chrome | Tutorial

When you know how to block cookies on Chrome, you can block all the cookies or disable cookies only from some sites. Note that if you block cookies, some sites may not work properly. For instance, web-based e-mail service sites require that you allow cookies. Otherwise, you may not be able to login to such a site. Are the steps to turn off cookies Chrome many? No, in a few steps you can block or disable cookies on chrome.

By default Chrome is set to accept first-party cookies and disallow third-party cookies. If you know how to block cookies on Chrome, you can disable first-party cookies or third-party cookies (if someone has enabled it) or both.

After you find out how to turn off cookies on Chrome, if you disable them and later find a site is not working properly or doesn't work at all, just set Chrome to accept cookies from that site.

Chrome indicates it has prevented a page from setting cookies, through a partially broken cookie icon with a white X mark on a small red square, in the address bar.

Say you want to login to your account with an e-mail service provider. If you try to do that and see a message that you need to turn on cookies, there's an easy way. Just click the cookie
icon mentioned above and click the Always allow from this site option. Then, type the address of the e-mail service provider in the address bar, press enter, and login.

Take a look at this video and get to know how to block cookies on Chrome from all sites or selectively. The video also has a one-question quiz.