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> I'd consider it a basic feature that if I reload a website, or open it in a new tab, I'm still logged in, the shopping cart is still full, and I see past mess
by pyrale 4y ago
> I'd consider it a basic feature that if I reload a website, or open it in a new tab, I'm still logged in, the shopping cart is still full, and I see past messages in the chat window.
That is, as if, to the site owner, you were not anonymous.
It's ok for you to want that, the law is there to protect the ones that don't want it. Because, as it is, websites tend to side with you already.
- tomp 4y agoThe idea of logging in is that you're no longer anonymous. You can, of course, always use a private browser window if you want to limit everything to just that one tab.
- anankaie 4y agoPrivate Chromium-based browser windows share state between tabs, at least on Windows*. You need to close out all private instances of that "install" of the browser to drop the contents: They are just not saved into a history, beyond that tab's history. Cookies, however, are stored (in memory, I am guessing) until the session closes. ------ * - others might too, but I only have access to Chromium/Win right now.