Enabling browser Pop-ups
Enabling browser pop-ups
Pop-up windows are usually an unwanted nuisance that we want to avoid. However, some web applications including RealtimeCRM use pop-ups from time to time in order to complete various functions. In this article, we will be showing you how to enable pop-ups in a variety of browsers to enable RealtimeCRM operate optimally.
Google Chrome
- Click the ⋮ button
- A drop-down menu will appear, you need to click on Settings
- Now you are on the Settings page, scroll down until you see ‘Privacy and security’
- Beneath this heading, you will see a button named ‘Content settings’, click on that
- A menu will then appear, scroll down and you will see the ‘Pop-ups’ subheading
- You can now choose between blocking or allowing pop-ups
- You can also make exceptions by clicking on the button named ‘Manage exceptions’. This allows you to input desired URLs, which you want pop-ups enabled on
Safari
- In the menu bar of your Mac or Macbook click ‘Safari’
- This will open a drop-down menu, scroll down and click on ‘Preferences’
- A window will then be opened, in the menu bar you will have headings such as ‘General’, ‘Passwords’, ‘Privacy’, ‘Security’ and others
- Click on the ‘Security’ tab, under ‘Web content’ there are three check boxes, un-check the ‘Block pop-up windows’ box and you have now enabled pop-ups
Firefox
- Click the menu button
- Select the ‘Content’ panel
- There will be two check boxes, one of which is labelled ‘Pop-ups’
- Un-checking that box will allow all pop-ups, but you can click the ‘Exceptions’ button to specify specific websites you wish to disable pop-up blocking on
Microsoft Edge
- Select the … button in the top right-hand corner of the window
- Now click on ‘Settings’ from the drop down menu
- Then click the padlock icon on the right and scroll down until you see the Block pop-ups option and disable it
Note: For performance and security reasons, we recommend to avoid using Internet Explorer and prefer one of the other browers listed previously.