Autologin and "Remember me"
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Autologin and "Remember me"
by Darth_GW7 » Sat Dec 05, 2009 11:49 am
Do it. So tiresome having to log in every time I come to this website.
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Re: Autologin and "Remember me"
by Blaze » Sat Dec 05, 2009 12:22 pm
This man deserves sex.
You see a masterful engraving by Blaze. On it is Blaze, bears, boars, and foxes. Blaze is striking down the bears. The boars are screaming. The foxes are in a fetal position. The image relates to the return of Blaze in the late winter of 2009.
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Re: Autologin and "Remember me"
by loftar » Sat Dec 05, 2009 2:48 pm
Not that I don't agree that the website logs you out again a bit too fast, but I want to get a better grasp of how to actually do such a thing in a secure manner before attempting it. Leaving behind a lot of residual authorization cookies like most websites do is not something I fancy very much from that point of view.
The forums should be holding you logged in for much longer, for that matter. Do you find that is not the case? If you merely speak of it for logging into the game, you may want to use the more static client at http://www.havenandhearth.com/java/haven.jnlp, since the client already allows you to save login credentials in an actually secure manner, and that client is launchable without logging on with the website.
The forums should be holding you logged in for much longer, for that matter. Do you find that is not the case? If you merely speak of it for logging into the game, you may want to use the more static client at http://www.havenandhearth.com/java/haven.jnlp, since the client already allows you to save login credentials in an actually secure manner, and that client is launchable without logging on with the website.
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Re: Autologin and "Remember me"
by StarChaser » Sat Dec 05, 2009 2:52 pm
You could always use a browser that saves your username and password?
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