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Signing in each and every visit?
Last I heard they are going to try to make it not so aggressive at logging people out automatically. Can see where it could be a problem to leave people logged in for a long period if they did so on a public computer like the library.
That's good. Of course, just like with the email notification, there is a temporary solution in leaving at least one connected page open all the time.
I would hope that someone using a public computer would remember to sign out, but that doesn't always happen, of course, and we've all got other things on our mind at any given point. There are advantages and disadvatanges with either, of course.
Still, though, the new site is starting to grow on me. It'll take some getting used to, but think about how many sites we go to that have changed over the years and we have eventually gotten used to those changes.
Progress never stops.
- BirdDog9 years agoAssistant Professor
True, and come to think of it most public computers have auto logout from the internet connection which also clears site log ins. Hopefully the log on time will be extended here, regardless if page/browser is open.
- Liz9 years agoModerator
Hi guys,
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Some login changes were made recently, how are the login/logout times for you now? Are you still finding yourself needing to log in often within a short amount of time?
- BirdDog9 years agoAssistant Professor
Liz, it does seem longer for me, not sure what the actual cutoff is now but is much better.
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