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Enabling pop-ups on a Mac depends on the specific browser you're using. Here's how to enable pop-ups for some popular browsers:

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1. **Safari**:

   - Open Safari.

   - Go to Safari > Preferences in the menu bar.

   - Click on the "Websites" tab.

   - In the left sidebar, select "Pop-up Windows."

   - You can then choose to allow pop-ups for all websites, or you can add specific websites to the list of exceptions.

2. **Google Chrome**:

   - Open Chrome.

   - Click on the three-dot menu icon in the top right corner.

   - Select "Settings."

   - Scroll down and click on "Advanced."

   - Under "Privacy and security," click on "Site settings."

   - Scroll down and click on "Pop-ups and redirects."

   - Toggle the switch to allow pop-ups.

3. **Mozilla Firefox**:

   - Open Firefox.

   - Click on the three-line menu icon in the top right corner.

   - Select "Preferences."

   - Click on "Privacy & Security" on the left sidebar.

   - Scroll down to the "Permissions" section.

   - Next to "Block pop-up windows," click on "Exceptions."

   - Add the websites you want to allow pop-ups from and click "Save Changes."

4. **Opera**:

   - Open Opera.

   - Click on the Opera menu icon in the top left corner.

   - Select "Settings."

   - Scroll down and click on "Advanced" in the left sidebar.

   - Under "Privacy & security," click on "Site settings."

   - Scroll down and click on "Pop-ups and redirects."

   - Toggle the switch to allow pop-ups.

These instructions should help you enable pop-ups on your Mac for the most commonly used browsers. Keep in mind that allowing pop-ups can sometimes lead to unwanted advertisements or security risks, so be cautious about which websites you allow to show pop-ups.
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