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I am using cross domain implementation for which on page of Site A, I load iframe with Site B.
Page inside iFrame calls rest apis of Site B and loads other pages from Site B depending upon responses.
Although while loading these responses I am getting errror as "Cookies are not turned on in your browser". This implementation works with all other browser except Safari 11.
Why Safari doesn't allow to store cookie for iFrame?
Powerbook
Try going to Safari/Preferences/Privacy and uncheck Prevent cross-site tracking.
You are welcome. Prevent Cross-site tracking is on by default.
Hi Eric,
Thanks for your response.
Is 'Prevent Cross-site tracking' checked by default in safari?
I need to understand why Safari doesn't allow to store cookie for iFrame?
iframe not working with safari
