Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
Tom S. wrote:
Daniel wrote:
Tom, when you close your browser, do you actually log out of
my.yahoo.com?? Is it possible that my.yahoo.com still has you
logged in from your last close down??
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, I usually would stay logged in,
since
I'm the only one on this PC. It never was a problem with previous
versions of SM. So, when I would restart the Yahoo page I
didn't have
to log or sign back in. Now it seems I do.
Thanks for responding.
What are your cookie settings (generally and for this site)?
1) Edit | Preferences | Privacy & Security | Cookies
If you have it set to "Accept cookies for current session only,"
they will be cleared on program close and you'll have to log back
in.
2) Tools | Cookie Manager
If you set my.yahoo.com to "allow" here, I think it should
override the global setting above, but you'll have to test that
assumption.
My default cookie settings are Allow all cookies and Accept
cookies normally.
I just tried deleting all of my Yahoo cookies with the cookie
manager (except the ones for passwords) and started from scratch.
Then, I logged in to it, ticking the "keep me signed in" box. I
closed the browser and restarted. Next, I selected the MyYahoo
page and at first, it opened like it should have. But when
accessing either the "Personal Assistant" or "Top Stories"
modules, I got the same popup message box as before.
OK, so now I added yahoo.com & yahoo.net to the "allow" list with
the old cookie manager, restarted, loaded the page, but again got
the popup box (twice as the page started up). I don't have any
idea why it still happens. Older versions of SM had no problem
with it.
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T o m
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