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Enabling storage session on firefox

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If your Firefox browser does not pass our compatibility check(neues Fenster) due to session storage and you are already using the latest version, here’s how you can enable it.

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You can enable it as follows (on Firefox) :

1. Go to your address bar, type “about:config”, hit enter

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2. Click on ” I’ll be careful, I promise! “

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3. Search for “dom.storage.enabled”, right click, hit “Toggle” to set the value to “true”

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Et voila! Your session storage is now turned on.

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