Enable DOM Storage in IE, FF, Google Chrome

DOM storage, also known as Web storage, used to store information of client-side. It has two main types: local storage and session storage. Besides, DOM storage is similar to cookies as well, which allows supporting persistent data. However, the DOM storage has a larger compacity than cookies. In this passage, you can enable DOM storage in IE, FF, Google Chrome Windows 10.

Option 1: How to Enable DOM storage in Internet Explorer

Step 1: Click on the circle icon which next to the Start menu.

Step 2: Then type Internet Options and press Enter to directly select from the result.

internet options

Step 3: Go to the Advanced tab then check the box of Enable DOM Storage under the Security section.

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Option 2: Turn on DOM Storage for FireFox

Step 1: Copy and paste the about:config into the address bar and hit Enter.

Step 2: Then simply click on the I accept the risk button to continue.

about config firefox

Step 3: Type dom.storage.enabled in the search bar. Move your cursor under the Value and double-click on it to change it to False.

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Option 3: How to Enable DOM Storage in Google Chrome Windows 10

Step 1: Click on the vertical ellipsis at the top-right corner and select Settings from the drop-down.

more settings

Step 2: Scroll down and expand the Advanced at the bottom of the window.

Step 3: After that, locate to Content Settings.

content settings

Step 4: Click on Cookies.

cookies

Step 5: Then turn on Allow sites to save and read cookie data (recommended) and turn off Block third-party cookies.

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