Is there a way to make it so you stay logged in?

Every time I close the site, it logs me off.

Admin Posts : 1245 Join date : 2013-12-23

That doesn't happen for me, so I don't know anything about that. Does that happen for anyone else?

No... it doesn't happen for me either, if I close the browser I'm logged in automatically when I come back to the site.

I'm using Chrome, and I did tell Chrome to remember user ID and password for the site.

Did you try logging off, and then tick the box that reads "keep me logged in" beneath the log-in box where you enter your user ID and password.

I use Windows 8 using IE11 and have my passwords saved. This is the only site it does it to me on.

Hmmm... that's odd.

Win 7 using Chrome. I always get signed in when I open the site.

IRONHORSE wrote:: Win 7 using Chrome. I always get signed in when I open the site.

I'll check it out on Chrome. Just sucks because IE11 is so much quicker. I quit using Chrome pretty much when I got Windows 8 because of how much quicker it is.

Stays signed in on Chrome. Must be a compatibility issue or something with IE11. Every other site I go to on IE11 will keep me logged in if I leave the page and come back.

I was always an IE fan, and it's a great browser... but with all of the new security features, it's a bit slow.

I only use it as a secondary browser nowadays, and I think the version I'm using is IE 9 or 10.

I'm using Chrome as my primary browser now, because it's seems much quicker to me than Internet Explorer, FireFox, and Safari.

Rich Davie wrote:: I was always an IE fan, and it's a great browser... but with all of the new security features, it's a bit slow.

I only use it as a secondary browser nowadays, and I think the version I'm using is IE 9 or 10.

I'm using Chrome as my primary browser now, because it's seems much quicker to me than Internet Explorer, FireFox, and Safari.

You must be running Windows 7 still. Windows 8 is totally different. I used to use Chrome exclusively until I got Windows 8. Windows 8 was built on the Windows 7 backbone, but they have made changes that actually use less resources to make it much quicker. The Live Tiles are even faster, as well as fullscreen.

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I'm using Windows 7, Firefox and Chrome both do not log me out when I close the page. Not sure about IE. I don't wish to use that browser because it's not very safe. I'll look into trying to find a solution for this.

It is most likely IE11 because it is so new.

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FishingTime wrote:

Rich Davie wrote:: I was always an IE fan, and it's a great browser... but with all of the new security features, it's a bit slow.

I only use it as a secondary browser nowadays, and I think the version I'm using is IE 9 or 10.

I'm using Chrome as my primary browser now, because it's seems much quicker to me than Internet Explorer, FireFox, and Safari.

You must be running Windows 7 still. Windows 8 is totally different. I used to use Chrome exclusively until I got Windows 8. Windows 8 was built on the Windows 7 backbone, but they have made changes that actually use less resources to make it much quicker. The Live Tiles are even faster, as well as fullscreen.

Dude, I'm on windows 8 with Chrome and I love it EXCEPT that Chrome initially runs in a weird "Start Page" mode and I like the desktop mode so you have to go and adjust that in the settings bar at the top right but I love all of Chromes features and integration's. Stopped using Internet Exploder when Chrome got a bit more functional, like three years ago or so IDK. Very surprising that Chrome wouldn't be very good for you on 8.

Chrome is the way to go.

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Dude, even in development there are soooo many bas ackwards ways you have to code for IE that are normal in EVERY SINGLE OTHER BROWSER lmao. Meh, to each their own but I'm really liking Chromes stuff for sure.

MMA Guru wrote:: Dude, I'm on windows 8 with Chrome and I love it EXCEPT that Chrome initially runs in a weird "Start Page" mode and I like the desktop mode so you have to go and adjust that in the settings bar at the top right but I love all of Chromes features and integration's. Stopped using Internet Exploder when Chrome got a bit more functional, like three years ago or so IDK. Very surprising that Chrome wouldn't be very good for you on 8.

Chrome is still good, I used to use it all the time, but IE with Windows 8 is quicker. IE saves all your settings like Chrome does. If I ever have to redo my PC, all my favorites stay, as well as my passwords. I used to only use Chrome, so I can tell the difference. As soon as I sign in to my PC, I'm signed into my email. Windows 8.1 is great. I still use Chrome, but usually only when I am using IE on another screen. I could just have two IE's open, but I still do like Chrome for other things as well.

Chrome has a great feature for favorites, where you can choose to have your favorites shared globally on whatever device you are using... you just have to log-in to Chrome, and all of your favorites are there on your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

It's an awesome feature, so you don't have to remember where that favorite page is and on which device.

Rich Davie wrote:: Chrome has a great feature for favorites, where you can choose to have your favorites shared globally on whatever device you are using... you just have to log-in to Chrome, and all of your favorites are there on your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

It's an awesome feature, so you don't have to remember where that favorite page is and on which device.

Yeah, I use Chrome on my tablet. Microsoft is trying to do the same type of thing with Windows 8. Trying to link all their devices together. Google really is an innovator. I don't know why so many dislike them. I'm not saying I don't like Chrome. I'm just saying IE works faster on my PC than Chrome with Windows 8.

I'm using Windows 8, browser is Chrome and it doesnt log me out when I close pages :]