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title: "Comment by Michael Richins on \"The Web Storage API\" | Hashnode"
description: "Thank you for this great summary. There is one thing that tripped me up whilst creating an application that was embedded inside another site within an iFrame. I"
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Comment [The Web Storage API](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-web-storage-api/62a64b35165482d2b3eef0c4)

[Michael Richins](https://hashnode.com/@MrGrigri)

[Jun 14, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-web-storage-api/62a64b35165482d2b3eef0c4/comment/62a89d3c0baf4306d9493d60)

Thank you for this great summary. There is one thing that tripped me up whilst creating an application that was embedded inside another site within an iFrame. If a user disables Third Party Cookies, then the Web Storage API is not accessible. Even though it's not a cookie, and that the parent site cannot access the cookies inside of an iframe, it's still blocked.

[Akinleye Oyinbayode Peters](https://hashnode.com/@Oyinbayode)

[Jun 14, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/the-web-storage-api/62a64b35165482d2b3eef0c4/comment/62a89d3c0baf4306d9493d60#reply-62a8b68e0187d006b4f70416)

Hello Michael!

I think that's an Issue with your client browser (Chrome/Firefox)

Please kindly read this for more insight into the particular issue.

[stackoverflow.com/questions/26550770/can-session-…](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26550770/can-session-storage-local-storage-be-disabled-and-cookies-enabled)