How come almost every time I switch pages I have to log in again and again and again?

 

Hi.

(Bueller, Bueller, lol)

-Maybe upgrade from Windows 3.1 and IE 3.02 ?

IE? Try this: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/i...f-7707df7ad0bf

FF? Try this: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb...uire-passwords

Chrome? Yer phook'd, lol: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/3098656?hl=en

What did you do? What changed? Or ... DFU, perhaps?

 

No changes, just started a few days ago.

I'm using a kindle and the browser is silk(I think). Might have to hook the old desk top and try that.

Thanks MGD, winders 3.O, good one!

 

Hi.

Forgot to ask - just this site?

Background software update maybe?

If you can't get it to work via review/changes to yer browser's settings, perhaps give their tech support a shout - hear tell they are purty good...

Or - try online:

http://www.dummies.com/how-to/conten...ndle-fire.html

http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custom...deId=200729810

Good luck!
MGD
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In a nutshell, your browser has to allow cookies, and when you log in you need to check the "remember me" box.

If you are using a mobile device, have you tried the IB app?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...autocomm&hl=en

 

Same here on my macbook. Never had to keep logging in before ...

 

MGD, you crack new up! How'd yew git mi dexk top anyhoo?

GLC you could be right, I recently unchecked that box for some reason that I can't remember now.

 

Hey! Yer the one said 'Winders'

Hmmm. I NEVER use that checkbox. It's a bad habit to do that anyhoo from a security perspective, in general.

Yer initial Q suggested that you were getting logged off within the same session, not subsequent visits (?). Sorry if I misunderstood.

Cookies very likely, but the handling of same would have had to change on yer end, if not a site change. And if it was a site change, there would presumably be more complaints.

So - if the ONLY change was the checkbox (and I did ask yall if'n anythang changed, young feller, lol), then yep.

BTW - how you likin' the Kindle - which model?

 

It's the lowball one, think it's a fire. Works pretty good, just can't get used to the touch screen.

Also thankee to you too, at 61 years on this rock I don't get called youngun too often.