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Also there are services that log you out after some time. You aren't doing anything wrong, you're simply using the service, but at some point you open it and se
by grishka 6y ago
Also there are services that log you out after some time. You aren't doing anything wrong, you're simply using the service, but at some point you open it and see a login form. Now, I don't understand why do sessions have to have a lifetime at all, this is terrible UX, but clicking one button to log back in instead of actually typing stuff on the keyboard is much more convenient.
- cortesoft 6y agoIsn't that what a password manager is for?
- tomklein 6y agoI guess a lot of times it’s for security or to minimize storage over time. Sometimes you are only logged in for the browser session, so if you close it, it removes your session. Most smaller sites do have the remember me button to opt in for longer sessions and do not implement a session renew feature.
- grishka 6y ago> Sometimes you are only logged in for the browser session, so if you close it, it removes your session. Probably, and this shouldn't be a thing. Except maybe for banks, but even then, it's debatable. Here's a handy list of cases when I want to be logged out: 1. I click the log out button. Which I don't ever do either, because it's my personal device.