Most modern browsers block pop-ups on Mac by default. This is done to protect you from unwanted ads, distractions, potential scams and other phishing tactics. That said, not all pop-ups are distracting or harmful. Some websites like banks and stores require you to allow pop-ups on Mac. For example, a retail website may show you a tempting offer or offer a special discounted price in a pop-up window. In such cases, you should know how to allow pop-ups on Mac. In this article, we'll show you how to disable pop-up blockers in Safari and Chrome on Mac. Let's begin.

When using Safari or any other browser, you can block or allow Mac pop-ups for individual or all websites. You can also choose to block pop-ups on a website and receive a notification when the website wants to display a pop-up window. Then you can decide whether you want to see that popup or not. How to unblock pop-ups on Mac in Safari:

Note! Avoid interacting with them unless you are sure that pop-ups are legitimate ads or messages from trusted websites. Stay away from websites and pop-ups that seem to take over your screen.

Allowing pop-ups in Chrome on Mac is as easy as doing it in Safari. If you want to allow pop-ups on Mac when using Chrome, you can do so by going to the Site Settings menu. Just like Safari or any other web browser, Chrome lets you choose the default settings for individual or all websites. How to block pop-ups on Mac in Chrome.