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I'm trying to use it during SEO training over here and the KW button goes to a "Get Page Optimization Score with MozBar Premium - Try Free", with a link that takes you to:

https://hsinfo.moz.com/mozpro/mozbar/lander?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Brand | NA&utm_adgroup=Brand - MozBar&utm_term=mozbar&gclid=CjwKCAjwxOCRBhA8EiwA0X8hi4Tx1YaOVwzWZaCGmzmYdBO4JEON8YlRMw52stp2AyfEBbH4uWDnARoCum0QAvD_BwE?

Didn't this used to accept keywords and allow keyword checking? My training materials have the KW button behaving like this:

[1] Do Keyword Research in MozBar.
1. Click the icon with KW and a magnifying glass.
2. Enter a term related to your subject. For example, "cyber security".
There is a section telling you the keyword score, the relevancy to your page, and giving you optimizations that you can make to the page regarding this term....

Thus, I feel sure KW had useful and free features and not a button for a trial and paid Moz Bar Premium account. What is the pricing for this feature now? Or am I missing something?

Thanks,
Tracy!

@jocameron Hi there. Regarding the message 'Improve your MozBar experience. Please unblock 3rd Party Cookies, or allow [*.]moz.com in your Cookie settings.
Learn more', can I establish a couple of things?

1. Users must login with a Moz account for any feature to work, yes?
2. You say to Allow all cookies in the directions above. Is it not sufficient to (in Google Chrome), browse chrome://settings/cookies > scroll to Customized Behaviours > and add [*.]moz.com to 'Sites that can always use cookies' (including third party cookies on this site).

I'm pretty disappointed to come back from holiday and find that MozBar is not working at all for me or my team.