Under the Cookies and Site Data section, check Manage Exceptions to check that cookies are not blocked for any of the following Atlassian sites: If Custom is selected, check that the option All cookies (will cause websites to break) is not selected. Under the Enhanced Tracking Protection section, check if you have selected Standard, Strict or Custom. Open Firefox, select Firefox > Preferences from the top menu bar. You may need to restart Safari for these settings to take effect.Ĭheck Apple’s documentation for more about cookies in Safari. Open Safari, select Safari > Preferences from the top menu bar. You may need to restart Chrome for these settings to take effect.Ĭheck Google's documentation for more about cookies in Chrome. Under Privacy and security, select Cookies and other site data.Ĭlear the checkbox Block all cookies (not recommended) I hope this helps anyone on Windows 7 or above at the very least.Open Chrome, select Chrome > Preferences from the top menu bar. As you can see, Hamachi "public" is disabled, "home" is enabled.Īnd that was all I did to not get the "Your browser does not allow cookies" error and therefor was able to log-in I don't know if it mattered in the first place, but the only other thing I did was to go to "Allow Programs to communicate through the Windows Firewall" Note: I cut out other programs with Paint. I had to manually add LogMeIn Hamachi to the list though. The only other thing I did, which I don't know if it had any significance or not, was going into my windows firewall settings and allow LogMeIn Hamachi (didn't need to enable "publicly"). Then you can keep Secure Mode enabled and Hamachi also connects (or let's you log in for that matter). It is completely sufficient to lower this setting exactly one step down, any more would also be unnecessary. As default it will be set to "Block all Cookies".
In Internet Options, beside your "Security" Tab, where you'd see "secure mode", should be a "Data Protection" Tab. I don't know if it was always nonsense, but I'm here to inform you that on Windows 7 圆4 it is completely unnecessary to turn down secure mode, or find some elusive Privacy-setting to allow this site.
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