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There used to be a setting in Safari preferences to manage cookies. I'm using Safari 12.1.1 and this option is no longer there. I can't access several websites because of this and can't seem to enable cookies. Can anyone help? Using a MacPro High Sierra 10.13.6. Thanks!
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.13
I had the same problem. Here's what I did. Notice that I'm not saying this fixed it - it could have been the wind changed direction - but I was able to proceed. I followed the advice provided above but I also found the website in my list presented under Manage Website Data and removed it. When I tried to access it again it established a new cookie and I was able to proceed.
I had the same problem. Here's what I did. Notice that I'm not saying this fixed it - it could have been the wind changed direction - but I was able to proceed. I followed the advice provided above but I also found the website in my list presented under Manage Website Data and removed it. When I tried to access it again it established a new cookie and I was able to proceed.
Have you checked Safari/Preferences/Privacy to make sure Block all cookies isn't checked? Also try unchecking Prevent cross-site tracking to see if that helps.
How to enable cookies in Safari 12.1.1
