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Old 6 Dec 2013, 05:27 PM   #1
tonyk4t
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Question FastMail will not stay Logged-In....

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After approaching Dell to get my computer Cleaned Up and Speeded Up... and then using C-Cleaner to remove rubbish and generally Speed Up my computer, I find that FastMail does not remain logged-in as requested. I therefore have to log in again every time I have moved to use another service and then need to return to FastMail.
Can I fix this, or does Fastmail need to resolve this issue ?
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Old 6 Dec 2013, 06:29 PM   #2
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Tick the Keep me logged in box on the login page.
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Old 6 Dec 2013, 09:24 PM   #3
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Good advice but if one delete the cookies when one close browser then that stay logged in cookie fail next time???

Try it out I can be wrong.
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Old 7 Dec 2013, 12:17 AM   #4
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You run CCleaner but have it leave the fastmail cookies alone (not delete them).

After signing in to your Fastmail account do the following.

Start CCleaner, click on Options then click Cookies then select anything with fastmail.fm in it then click the right arrow so it is moved to the window that says "Cookies to Keep".
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