I can’t upload photos to a Blogger.com post: why?

Ever since updating to macOS Tahoe 26.2, Blogger refuses to let me upload photos to posts on Blogger.com.

There’s some sort of issue with cookies, I’m told.

Google’s Help pages tell me this:

Tell me to make sure — in Safari’s preferences — that Cookies aren’t blocked for google.com.

Except, of course, there’s no such listing in Privacy, or in the Advanced Settings.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFfR693ezAc


How do I solve this?


Clearing Caches, Cookies and history, doesn’t work. The problem doesn’t happen with Firefox, Chrome or Tor.


As a last thought?


What ever is causing this issue seems to log me out of Facebook, X and Quora: and probably other sites

Posted on Dec 13, 2025 9:00 AM

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Posted on Dec 14, 2025 3:42 AM

Just to update, everybody: I spoke to Apple’s Support line, this morning.


Being unable to upload to Blogger.com in Safari was caused by a different problem.


It seemed Safari was logging me out of everything which I switched off my machine.


Then forcing me to log back into everything, when I switched on, and logged into my user account.


The fix was simple: I had to uncheck the ‘Prevent cross-site tracking’ option in Settings.


Quite what the down side is, of this I don’t know.


But the young lady from Apple Support has done me a favour, there.


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Dec 14, 2025 3:42 AM in response to Paul Downie

Just to update, everybody: I spoke to Apple’s Support line, this morning.


Being unable to upload to Blogger.com in Safari was caused by a different problem.


It seemed Safari was logging me out of everything which I switched off my machine.


Then forcing me to log back into everything, when I switched on, and logged into my user account.


The fix was simple: I had to uncheck the ‘Prevent cross-site tracking’ option in Settings.


Quite what the down side is, of this I don’t know.


But the young lady from Apple Support has done me a favour, there.


Dec 15, 2025 5:37 AM in response to Paul Downie

The downside of unchecking that option is that you can be tracked across other websites. This is all about advertising and collecting your browsing data for sale to an advertiser. The website you are using has purposely made this mandatory so your photos are available to other advertisers. If you are comfortable with this then continue on. If not then find another website that doesn't do this.

I can’t upload photos to a Blogger.com post: why?

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