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# Enabling Pop-Ups

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* Open the **Chrome menu** at the top right.

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* Select **Settings**.
* Select **Privacy and Security** in the left side menu.
* Select **Site Settings**.
* Select **Pop-ups and redirects**.
* Select **Add** next to *Allowed to send pop-ups and use redirects*.
* Input the specific page URL and select **Add**.
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{% tab title="Firefox" %}

* From the Firefox menu, select **Settings**.

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* Select **Privacy & Security** from the left-side menu.
* Under *Permissions*, select **Exceptions** next to *Block pop-up windows*.
* Input the specific page URL.
* Select **Save Changes**.
  {% endtab %}

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1. Open the **Settings and more** menu at the top right of the window.
2. Select **Settings**.
3. Select **Cookies and site permissions**.
4. Select **Pop-ups and redirects**.
5. Next to *Allow*, select **Add**.
6. Enter the specific page URL.&#x20;
7. Click **Add**.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Safari" %}

1. From the Safari menu, select **Preferences**.
2. Select **Pop-up Windows** from the left side menu.
3. From the w*hen visiting other websites* drop-down menu, select **Allow** to allow all pop-ups from all websites.
4. Alternatively, you can select **Block and Notify** to receive a notification whenever a pop-up has been blocked. From there, you'll have the option to allow exceptions as needed.&#x20;
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