If you are using Safari to access your Human eSources textbook, you may encounter an error that looks like the one below:
To resolve this error, follow the steps listed below:
For computers
Select the Safari drop down menu at the top of your screen and select Preferences or Settings, depending on which version of MacOS you are running.
Within Preferences/Settings, select the Privacy tab. You should see a checkbox in that tab labeled Prevent Cross Site Tracking.
De-select that checkbox and close and reopen the page.
For mobile
Open the Settings app on your phone or tablet and scroll down to Safari.
Within the Safari settings, you should see a toggle for Prevent Cross Site Tracking. Make sure the toggle is turned off.
Close and reopen your web page or LMS app.
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