🌐 Google Chrome 1. Click the three vertical dots menu icon in the top-right corner and select Settings. 2. Click Privacy and security on the left-hand sidebar. 3. Click Security in the main main panel. 4. Scroll down to the Advanced section and toggle on Use secure DNS. 5. Select With (or choose another provider) and use the dropdown menu to select a built-in provider like Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) or enter a custom query URL. 🦊 Mozilla Firefox 1. Click the three horizontal lines menu button in the top-right corner and select Settings. 2. Choose Privacy & Security on the left menu. 3. Scroll all the way down to the DNS over HTTPS section. 4. Choose your protection level (such as Increased Protection or Max Protection) and pick your preferred provider from the dropdown, or enter a custom one. 🌀 Microsoft Edge 1. Click the three horizontal dots menu icon in the top-right corner and choose Settings. 2. Select Privacy, search, and services on the left sidebar. 3. Scroll down to the Security section. 4. Turn on Use secure DNS to specify how to lookup the network address for websites. 5. Select Choose a service provider and select your preferred DNS or enter a custom provider.
If your device can sense background light, try the following:

| Close Google Chrome completely. THIS IS CRITICAL. Make sure Google Chrome is not running while you are making these changes, or Chrome will wipe them out the next time you restart Chrome. |
| In Desktop mode, open a command line by holding down the Windows key and pressing R. Type in cmd and press enter or click on the OK button. |
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| A black command line window opens. |
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| Now, type the following command: cd %LOCALAPPDATA% and press enter. This will change your directory to Local AppData directory. Now, type the following command: cd "Google\Chrome\User Data" and press enter. Now you must open an editor program to edit Chromes configuration. Type write "Local State" and press enter. If this file does not exist, then type write "Local Data" and press enter. |
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| In the file you are editing, scroll down to where you see "excluded_schemes". Add a new line that says: "safeharborgames": false, and save the changes. |
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| After saving your changes, close the editor, open Chrome and try to enter a room. If you still have a problem, redo the steps above, and make sure that your changes are still there. If they aren't, then start over, making sure again that the Chrome browser is not running on your PC. |