Although both allow you to control cookie behavior, using Shields is easier and more efficient. Note: For most users, it is recommended to use Brave Shields settings to control cookie behavior, rather than the internal browser settings discussed in this article. However if you alter the cookie settings via the Shields panel, that setting will be adjusted for the receptive site and will not affect cookie settings or global Shield defaults. This will also be reflected in the cookies settings you see in the Shields panel for a site. If you change the cookie settings in either location, they will reflect in the other. The cookie settings you see here are directly related to cookie settings in your global Shield defaults: brave://settings/shields. Block all cookies is not recommended, this can cause sites to break. Therefore in some cases you may need to enable Allow all cookies. Some sites may break from blocking all cookie content. At the same time, it prevents ads or third party cookies from tracking your browsing activity. This allow sites that use cookies to function, for example, some sites use first party cookies to log into a site. Block third-party cookies is the default cookie setting. There are 3 different cookie settings Allow all cookies, Block third-party cookies, and Block all cookies.

Shortcut: enter brave://settings/cookies into your address bar Cookie Default Settings Select Additional settings → Privacy and Security → Cookies and other site data.Click on the Menu icon in the top right, and go to Settings.How To Navigate To The Cookies Settings Menu List Of All Sites That Block, Allow Or Clear Cookies.View All Cookies and Site Data in Brave.

Clear Cookies And Site Data When You Quit Brave.How To Navigate To The Cookies Settings Menu.

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