I think the forums need a little check box when you log in that keeps you logged on so you don't need to log back on every time you visit
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ya i didn't have to until i started clearing my browser cashe often
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Hello Friend,
You want to know me that how to auto log in? I do not know about it.
Thanks.
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nahidaffiliate wrote:
Hello Friend,
You want to know me that how to auto log in? I do not know about it.
Thanks.
what???
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slayerrobe7 wrote:
ya i didn't have to until i started clearing my browser cashe often
You just explained why you have this problem.
Cookies.
You might be thinking, "What does that have to do with anything?" I'm here to tell you, it has EVERYTHING to do with your problem.
Cookies are files stored in your browser's temporary files. Websites can write cookies to your computer through Javascript. Cookies contain information that the website can read. Cookies stay on your computer even if you close your browser. Cookies are most often used to store login info for when you come back to a website so you don't have to log in again.
The only way to get rid of cookies is to clear your cache. Get it now?
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SciTecCf wrote:
slayerrobe7 wrote:
ya i didn't have to until i started clearing my browser cashe often
You just explained why you have this problem.
Cookies.
You might be thinking, "What does that have to do with anything?" I'm here to tell you, it has EVERYTHING to do with your problem.
Cookies are files stored in your browser's temporary files. Websites can write cookies to your computer through Javascript. Cookies contain information that the website can read. Cookies stay on your computer even if you close your browser. Cookies are most often used to store login info for when you come back to a website so you don't have to log in again.
The only way to get rid of cookies is to clear your cache. Get it now?
^That.
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Mokat wrote:
SciTecCf wrote:
slayerrobe7 wrote:
ya i didn't have to until i started clearing my browser cashe often
You just explained why you have this problem.
Cookies.
You might be thinking, "What does that have to do with anything?" I'm here to tell you, it has EVERYTHING to do with your problem.
Cookies are files stored in your browser's temporary files. Websites can write cookies to your computer through Javascript. Cookies contain information that the website can read. Cookies stay on your computer even if you close your browser. Cookies are most often used to store login info for when you come back to a website so you don't have to log in again.
The only way to get rid of cookies is to clear your cache. Get it now?^That.
i know this i deleate my cookies on purpose every 3 months for security
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slayerrobe7 wrote:
i know this i deleate my cookies on purpose every 3 months for security
Then what's the point of this topic? There is no way around this. If you delete your cookies you will get signed out.
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Wes64 wrote:
slayerrobe7 wrote:
i know this i deleate my cookies on purpose every 3 months for security
Then what's the point of this topic? There is no way around this. If you delete your cookies you will get signed out.
but with a auto log in i wouldnt need to sign in more than once afterwards
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slayerrobe7 wrote:
Wes64 wrote:
slayerrobe7 wrote:
i know this i deleate my cookies on purpose every 3 months for security
Then what's the point of this topic? There is no way around this. If you delete your cookies you will get signed out.
but with a auto log in i wouldnt need to sign in more than once afterwards
Why do you have to sign in more than once after you delete your cookies?
Anyway,s what exactly would the "auto-login" do? If it was server-side logging of your IP address, there would be a million security risks of that
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ftf841 wrote:
This should be closed
We don't close topics on request unless it's done by the topic owner.
@slayerrobe7: If I'm not mistaken, I think you would still need some kind of cookie for an auto login. Perhaps there's a way to configure your browser to delete all other cookie except the ones for Scratch?
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slayerrobe7 wrote:
Wes64 wrote:
slayerrobe7 wrote:
i know this i deleate my cookies on purpose every 3 months for security
Then what's the point of this topic? There is no way around this. If you delete your cookies you will get signed out.
but with a auto log in i wouldnt need to sign in more than once afterwards
Yes you would. The way auto-login works is it checks cookies stored on your computer. When you delete those cookies, it can't automatically log you in. This feature is literally impossible to implement, sorry.
By the way, "every three months"? Having to manually log in once every three months doesn't seem like that big a deal to me.
Last edited by RedRocker227 (2012-07-11 17:58:43)
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but i have logged in over 20 times in the last the days and i still have to every time i visit
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Then it's possible your browser isn't storing cookies correctly.
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cookies are enable and i just checked i have four from scratch by its self
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slayerrobe7 wrote:
cookies are enable and i just checked i have four from scratch by its self
Make sure your browser is set to remember cookies forever. it might be deleting them whenever you close the browser.
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Wes64 wrote:
slayerrobe7 wrote:
cookies are enable and i just checked i have four from scratch by its self
Make sure your browser is set to remember cookies forever. it might be deleting them whenever you close the browser.
it does
EDIT: two of then expire when my browser closes how do i get them to stay forever
Last edited by slayerrobe7 (2012-07-11 18:46:41)
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slayerrobe7 wrote:
Wes64 wrote:
slayerrobe7 wrote:
cookies are enable and i just checked i have four from scratch by its self
Make sure your browser is set to remember cookies forever. it might be deleting them whenever you close the browser.
it does
EDIT: two of then expire when my browser closes how do i get them to stay forever
what browser are you on?
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Google Chrome
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There is a way around.
Excuzez-moi, I have an actual answer.
Clearing your cache is important for security.
Keep clearing it.
However, if you go on the Norton website, download the Norton SafeWeb toolbar. Theres a section called "Identity Safe" that automatically fills in logins.
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wolvesstar97 wrote:
There is a way around.
Excuzez-moi, I have an actual answer.
Clearing your cache is important for security.
Keep clearing it.
However, if you go on the Norton website, download the Norton SafeWeb toolbar. Theres a section called "Identity Safe" that automatically fills in logins.
All the major web browsers already have this feature, without requiring you to install a toolbar.
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