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When you can’t log in to wordpress.com stats from your Dashboard…
…but you can log in at wordpress.com itself, and you’re using Firefox…
…you probably need to go to your cookie preferences and check “Accept third-party cookies,” because the stats are loaded in an iframe, and Firefox is trying to protect you from yourself.
Posted on June 12, 2009 at 10:25 am in Blogging, Techy Goodness, WordPress · 1 comment
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