Unusual Cookie Issue

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Although I have enabled first and third party cookies, entered a site
[Monster.com] as trusted, and deleted cookies I still get a message: This
area requires that cookies be enabled. What else can be modified to navigate
this site?
 
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While I can't be certain about Monster.com, I've had issues with Hotmail when
I blocked cookies from MSN.COM. Check your blocked cookies to see if there's
anything that might relate, even in an oblique way, to Monster.com.

"Maurice" wrote:

> Although I have enabled first and third party cookies, entered a site
> [Monster.com] as trusted, and deleted cookies I still get a message: This
> area requires that cookies be enabled. What else can be modified to navigate
> this site?
 
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Guest

Guest
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)

I had similar issues with Hotamil when I allowed all cookies but blocked
persistent cookies. You may check what kind of cookies are enabled and what
are left to disable in your firewall or other program that is blocking
cookies.

You may empty your browser cache and then restart after enabling all
important type cookies.

Hope this helps.

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Regards,
Pramit Roy


"usasma" wrote:

> While I can't be certain about Monster.com, I've had issues with Hotmail when
> I blocked cookies from MSN.COM. Check your blocked cookies to see if there's
> anything that might relate, even in an oblique way, to Monster.com.
>
> "Maurice" wrote:
>
> > Although I have enabled first and third party cookies, entered a site
> > [Monster.com] as trusted, and deleted cookies I still get a message: This
> > area requires that cookies be enabled. What else can be modified to navigate
> > this site?