There have recently been new laws passed that address the violation of privacy associated with third-party cookies. This, combined with the fact that enabling cookies increases your chances of being involved in a data breach, has caused some browsers to begin to automatically block all third-party cookies. Safari and Firefox are among these browsers; they allow no third-party cookies to operate on their browser.
Google Chrome, however, still allows third-party cookies to run on their browser, much to the chagrin of their users. This is one of the reasons that Google has since announced that it will begin to phase out all third-party cookies from Chrome, hopefully clearing all third-party cookies by the end of 2023. It is important to note that as long as you are browsing the internet in incognito mode, your browser will not store interactions, history, or cookies.