How to allow pop-ups on an iPhone so that you can access certain sites
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William Antonelli
Sep 9, 2021, 22:04 IST
Allowing pop-ups on your iPhone is necessary for using certain sites.
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You can allow pop-ups on your iPhone using both the Safari and Chrome browsers.
To allow pop-ups in your iPhone's Safari app, head to the Safari section of the Settings app.
The iPhone Chrome app has a "Content Settings" menu that lets you block or allow pop-ups.
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Most people consider pop-ups to be one of the internet's worst features. But despite how spammy they can be, a lot of legitimate websites use them for important reasons. For example, Amazon opens customer service chats in pop-ups, which some browsers block automatically.
Your iPhone's internet browser blocks pop-ups by default. But both Safari and Chrome let you change that and allow pop-ups.
Here's how to allow pop-ups in both Safari and Chrome on your iPhone.
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How to allow pop-ups on an iPhone with Safari
Safari is your iPhone's built-in browser, so you'll have to use the built-in Settings app to change its options.
1. Open your iPhone's Settings app, then scroll down and tap Safari.
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2. Under General, toggle off Block Pop-ups so the switch turns gray.
How to allow pop-ups on an iPhone with Chrome
Chrome is a third-party web browser made by Google, and has its own in-app settings menu.
1. Open Chrome and tap the three dots in the bottom-right corner.
2. Select Settings.
3. In the Settings menu, scroll down and tap Content Settings.
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4. Tap Block Pop-ups, then toggle off Block Pop-ups so the switch turns gray.
5. Tap Done in the top-right corner to save your change.
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