Alternatively, you can select the 'Manage Exceptions' button and add: '' (without quotes) as an exception.Under the 'Pop-ups' heading/section, check 'Allow all sites to show pop-ups.' This disables the pop-up blocker altogether. Under the 'Privacy' heading/section, click the 'Content settings' button.At the bottom of the window, click the 'Show advanced settings' link. In the top-right corner of the Google Chrome window, click the Chrome menu (the Chrome menu button looks like three black lines or bars stacked horizontally), and choose 'Settings.'.Alternatively, you can select the 'Exceptions' button to the right and add: '' (without quotes) as an exception.In the content panel, Uncheck 'Block pop-up windows.' This disables the pop-up blocker altogether.In the top right corner of the Firefox browser window, click the menu button (the menu button looks like three black lines or bars stacked horizontally), and choose Options.

Alternatively, you can select the 'Settings' button to the right and add: '' (without quotes) as an exception.This disables the pop-up blocker altogether. On the Privacy tab, under Pop-up Blocker, uncheck the Turn on Pop-up Blocker check box, and then tap or click OK.In the top right corner of Internet Explorer, tap or click the Tools button (the Tools button looks like a gear), and then tap or click 'Internet options.'.On the desktop, tap or click the Internet Explorer icon (the icon looks like a lowercase, blue letter 'e') on the taskbar.In order to disable pop-up window blocking for each web browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, or Apple Safari), please see the instructions below. Disabling pop-up window blocking for online classes at UC San Diego Extended Studies will make sure you are able to successfully use all the features in Canvas.

How to get rid of browser pop ups