Popups are required for the OneFlo website to work seamlessly. Popups are used by OneFlo to display printable Labels, Consignment documentation, and Manifests especially when AutoPrint (for Labels and Connotes) is not configured or unavailable. Popup must be enabled on the browser on which OneFlo will be accessed with.

Google Chrome

1. When creating a consignment for the first time in OneFlo, Chrome will attempt to block the pop-ups. You will see the notification below on the upper right hand corner of the window next to the address that says "Pop-ups blocked". It is indicated by this icon:If you don't see the notification, you may have to click on icon to see it.
   
2. Click on "Always allow pop-ups from https://portal.oneflo.com.au" then click on Done.
   
3. One you have clicked on Done, you may need to access your documents for this time only. To do that, you just need to click on the links and that will bring up the document.
   
4. Any consignments created moving forward will popup in a new window (if Autoprint is disabled).

Mozilla Firefox

1. When creating a consignment for the first time in OneFlo, Firefox will attempt to block the pop-ups. You will see the notification as a bright yellow bar that says "Firefox prevented this site from opening 2 pop-up windows." You can find this just below the address bar.
   
2. Click on Options, then click on Allow pop-ups for portal.oneflo.com.au
   
3. This option will add OneFlo as a safe site and will not block pop-ups in the future. It will also automatically show the documents that were blocked.
   
   
4. Any consignments created moving forward will popup in a new window (if Autoprint is disabled).

Microsoft Edge

1. When creating a consignment for the first time in OneFlo, Microsoft Edge will attempt to block the pop-ups. You will see the notification as a blue bar at the bottom that says "Microsoft Edge blocked a pop-up from *.oneflo.com.au." You have to be very quick about this since Microsoft gets rid of the notification if you ignored it!
   
2. Click on "Always allow"
   
3. This option will add OneFlo as a safe site and will not block pop-ups in the future. It will also automatically show the documents that were blocked.
   
   
4. Any consignments created moving forward will popup in a new window (if Autoprint is disabled).

Apple Safari

Safari 12 for Mac OS

Block or Allow All Websites by Default

1. Select “Safari” > “Preferences“, then select on “Websites” at the top of the window.
2. Select “Pop-up Windows” on the left side.
3. Use the “When visiting other websites” drop-down menu to one of the following:
   • Block and Notify
   • Block
   • Allow
     

Block or Allow Single Website

1. Visit the website you would like to block or allow.
2. Select “Safari” > “Preferences“.
3. Select on “Websites” at the top of the window.
4. Select “Pop-up Windows” on the left side.
5. The website should be listed where you can select a setting in the drop-down menu.
   • Block and Notify
   • Block
   • Allow

When Safari is set to “Block and Notify”, you can allow pop-up windows right after they have been blocked by selecting the two boxes in the address bar.

Safari 11 and 10 for Mac OS

Option 1

1. Select “Safari” > “Preferences“.
2. Click on “Security” at the top of the window.
3. Check the box “Block pop-up windows” to enable this feature. Uncheck it to disable it.
   

Option 2

1. 1. From “Utilities“, launch the “Terminal” app.
   2. To disable popup blocker, type:
      defaults write com.apple.Safari com.apple.Safari.ContentPageGroupIdentifier.WebKit2JavaScriptCanOpenWindowsAutomatically -bool true

      To enable popup blocker, type:

      defaults write com.apple.Safari com.apple.Safari.ContentPageGroupIdentifier.WebKit2JavaScriptCanOpenWindowsAutomatically -bool false
   3. Press “Enter“, and the command sets to popup blocker setting as desired.