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Posted on Feb 29, 2024 6:01 PM

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Feb 29, 2024 6:10 PM in response to bard12

That’s usually an HTTP 403 Forbidden CSRF error in a single website.


Assuming cookies are enabled in Safari…


One website, or multiple websites?


if multiple websites, any add-on ad-blocking extensions, add-on VPN apps, add-on anti-malware apps, or other such installed here?


if one website, you will want to discuss that with the website maintainers of the website you are trying to access.

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How to enable Safari's CSRF Cookies

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