HOW TO ENABLE LOCATION PERMISSIONS ON YOUR BROWSER

Here you will find out how to enable location on different browsers so you can use our Near Me feature to locate services around your area.

 

How To Allow Location Settings on Google Chrome

Follow The Below Steps To Allow Location Permissions on Google Chrome:

1) Click On the Lock icon in front of the site url in the browser.

2) A small pop-up will appear and under location, turn it on to grant access.

3) Reload the page and near me will automatically work.

How To Allow Location Settings on Edge

Follow The Below Steps To Allow Location Permissions on Microsoft Edge:

1) Click On the Lock icon in front of the site url in the browser.

2) A small pop-up will appear and under location, turn it on to grant access.

3) Reload the page and near me will automatically work.

How To Allow Location Settings on Opera

Follow The Below Steps To Allow Location Permissions on Microsoft Edge:

1) Click on the location icon next to the lock icon.

2) When the pop-up window appears, click on “clear this setting”.

3) When the small pop-up window appears, click on allow and reload the page. after the page is reloaded, the near me function will automatically work.

How To Allow Location Settings on Firefox

Follow The Below Steps To Allow Location Permissions on Firefox:

1) In the web address area, click on the location icon.

2) A pop-up window will appear, click on the “x” to undo the location block.

3) Reload the page

4) After the page reloads, a pop-up window will appear.

5) Click on “Allow” to grant location permissions.

6) The page will reload itself and the near me function will work automatically.

How To Allow Location Settings on Safari

Follow The Below Steps To Allow Location Permissions on Safari:

  1. On your Mac, choose Apple menu  > System Preferences, click Security & Privacy then click Privacy.
  2. Click Location Services.If the lock at the bottom left is locked click it to unlock the preference pane.
  3. Deselect Enable Location Services.If you turn off Location Services on your Mac, your precise location is not sent to Apple. To deliver relevant search suggestions, Apple may use the IP address of your internet connection to approximate your location by matching it to a geographic region.

    Even if you disable Location Services, third-party applications and websites may still use other ways to determine your location. For safety purposes, however, your Mac’s location information may be used for emergency calls to aid response efforts regardless of whether you enable Location Services.