Can you watch someone's story from a browser?

Yes, you can. Many social media platforms allow you to view someone's story through a web browser.

It depends. Some platforms enable story viewing in a browser, but it might require you to be logged in or have a certain relationship with the person whose story you want to see. Also, certain privacy settings could restrict access.

You can use popular video streaming websites. Just search for the story you want and start watching.

You can access Facebook on your browser and look for the 'Stories' section. Usually, it's prominently displayed on the main page or in the menu.

Yes, you can. Many social media platforms offer the option to view stories on desktop.

In many cases, it's possible to watch someone's story anonymously. However, it's important to note that this functionality can change depending on updates to the platform and the individual's privacy preferences they've set.

In most cases, no one can directly tell if you watch an Instagram story from your desktop. Instagram doesn't usually notify others about the device you use for viewing.

Typically, no. Private stories are designed to be a one - time view in a sense. They are meant for the creator to share something privately with a selected group, and after you've seen it, there's no option to re - watch it, as it's part of the privacy settings. For example, on some social media platforms like Snapchat, private stories disappear after being viewed once, and there's no built - in way to go back and see them again.

Yes, you usually can. Facebook often gives the option to replay stories within a certain time frame.

Yes, you can. Usually, Facebook allows you to view someone's story multiple times within a certain period.