When you open a Realize assignment inside of your LMS, you may get an error. You may get the Savvas login page or the assignment may never load and the Realize assignment is blank as seen below:

This is likely caused by your browser blocking third party cookies. When you are opening a Realize assignment within your LMS course your browser may be blocking you from accessing the Savvas content which is in an iFrame. 

To fix this issue, you need to change your privacy settings in your browser. Below are the directions on how to change you privacy settings for different browsers.

If you or your students cannot change the browser settings, the other option is to set the assignment to open in a new tab as shown at the end of this page.

How to resolve this issue

You have two options: 

1. Allow all third paty applications to use cookies (easiest).

2. Only allow specefic web sites like Savvas Realize (most secure). 

Option 1: Allow all third-party cookies (easiest)

Follow the directions from the Google Support site.

Option 2: Only allows Savvas to use third-party cookies (most secure)

Follow the directions here from the Google Support site. Add the follwoign two sites:

• sso.rumba.pk12ls.com

• [*.]savvasrealize.com

Note: Make sure you also add your LMSs site as well to the list.

In Firefox you will need to allow third party cookies. We also recommend you turn off Enhanced Settings.

Allowing third party cookies

To change your setting simply go to the Settings page.

Click on Privacy & Security page.

Change the browser privacy from Standard or Strict to Custom. Uncheck Cookies to allow third party cookies.

Allowing third party cookies

Next, turn off Enhanced Tracking Protection. To stat click on the shield in the URL window.

Turn off Enhanced Tracking Protection for this site.

Firefox will reload the browser pages. You should now be able to access all Savvas content.

Safari, unlike Chrome, blocks all third party cookies. To use Safari you will need to turn off "Prevent Cross Site Tracking."

Open Safari Preferences, by clicking on the `Safari` menu on the left of the menu bar, and clicking on `Preferences`, or by pressing `⌘,`. 

Click on the `Privacy` tab. 

Uncheck the `Prevent cross-site tracking` check box. 

Close the Preferences window. 

You can also avoid any issues opening content within Canvas by simply having Savvas items open in a new window. This will eliminate the issue.

Simply go to the edit assignment screen and select "Load This Tool In A New Tab."

When a student opens the assignment in Canvas they will see the Load Assignment button which will open a new browser tab.