Which browsers and devices work best for cashback tracking?

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Cashback tracks reliably on every modern browser and every modern operating system — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, Brave (with the right setting), Samsung Internet — across Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android. The browser brand isn't usually the cause of cashback issues. The real reliability factors are whether third-party cookies are allowed for the partner network's domain, whether you have an ad blocker enabled, and whether the click on the Kick Cashback portal and the eventual purchase happen in the same browser session on the same device. Browsers that "just work" out of the box Google Chrome (desktop and mobile) — cashback's most-tested browser; default settings are friendly to tracking cookies. Microsoft Edge — Chromium-based, behaves like Chrome. Mozilla Firefox — works in default Standard tracking-protection mode. Switch to Standard if you've previously enabled Strict. Safari on macOS and iOS — works for most retailers because the tracking cookie is set on the retailer's own domain after the click-through, which Safari's Intelligent Tracking Prevention treats as first-party. Samsung Internet on Android — works in default mode. Browsers that need a small tweak Brave — disable Brave Shields on the kickcashback.com.au and the retailer's domain before you click through. Click the lion icon in the address bar to toggle. Firefox in Strict mode — drop down to Standard for the duration of the shopping session. Tor Browser — not supported. Tor blocks all third-party tracking by design. Devices: cashback follows the click, not the device Cashback works the same on a desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone. The single rule that catches people out is that the portal click and the checkout need to happen in the same browser, in the same session, on the same device. If you click through on your phone, leave the page, and then complete the order on your laptop later, the cookie set by the phone click is on your phone — your laptop doesn't have it, and the retailer can't attribute the sale to Kick. You can shop on your phone and request a payout on your laptop without any issue, because claims are tied to your account not the device. More on the mobile-vs-desktop split . Settings checklist before a high-value purchase Disable any ad blocker, content blocker, or tracking blocker for kickcashback.com.au and the retailer's domain. Full ad blocker explainer . Use a private/incognito window if you're worried about leftover cookies from a competing cashback platform. Sign in to your Kick Cashback account before clicking through. Click through, complete the order in a single session, and don't visit any voucher or coupon site between the click and the checkout. If you usually use the retailer's app, check whether their portal page recommends app or web — for some retailers the web checkout tracks more reliably. Following the checklist takes 30 seconds and resolves most tracking issues before they happen. Troubleshooting guide if cashback didn't track .

Instant cashback. Minutes, not months.

Instant cashback.
Minutes, not months.