If you don't want third party sites to store cookies on your PC, you can block cookies. But doing this might prevent some pages from displaying correctly, or you might get a message from a site letting you know that you need to allow cookies to view that site.

Make sure Accept cookies from sites is checked and Accept third party cookies is set to Always, and then select OK.

Learn how you can manage cookies and site data you've temporarily allowed in Microsoft Edge.

Here's how to enable cookies if your browser is blocking them: Edge (Windows 10) In the Edge window, select More (...) > Settings > View advanced settings. Scroll down to Cookies, and select Don't block cookies. Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer, in the menu bar, ...

Block third-party cookies:To do this, select Settings and more > Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Manage and delete cookies and site data, and turn on Block third-party cookies.

You have the ability to enable or disable cookies, or have Internet Explorer prompt you before accepting cookies. Note that disabling cookies may prevent some Web services from working correctly, and disabling cookies does not make you anonymous or prevent Web sites from tracking your browsing habits.

Desktop apps won’t appear in your lists of apps and services that you can turn on and off and are not affected by the setting that allows apps to have access to a capability. To allow or block desktop apps, use the settings in those applications.

Learn how you can manage cookies and site data you've temporarily allowed in Microsoft Edge.

Like all modern browsers, Microsoft Edge lets you collect and store specific data on your device, like cookies, and lets you send information to us, like browsing history, to make the experience as rich, fast, and personal as possible.

Select Settings > Cookies and site permissions. Select Manage and delete cookies and site data . Select See all cookies and site data to view all the cookies.