Have to keep logging in

Have to keep logging in
Is this happening to everyone or just me? For the last month or so (that's what it seems like anyway, I could have the timeline wrong), I have to keep logging in to the website, via Chrome.

Is it a Chrome problem?
Is it MY setup in Chrome somehow?

It's really pretty annoying - I'll click over to the pinned tab that I keep open all the time, type in a new entry, hit enter, then I get the popup window asking for email and password.

EXTRA annoying because I use Lastpass and a long password, that popup window isn't recognized by lastpass for autofill, so I have to tab over to lastpass, look up the checkvist entry, copy the passwword, go back to lastpass, type my email address, paste the password, and then I'm back in.

I was just in the middle of making some changes and got signed out right in the middle of stuff.

Really annoying.
If it's just my system, I'll see if I can figure out what's going on. Please let me know if this is something everyone is dealing with or if it's just me.

THanks.

Comments

  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)18 November 2016 at 03:54

    Hello Leslie,

    I have not heard complains about such behaviour. Just in case - have you enabled 'remember me' option in Checkvist when logging in? If not, Checkvist will log you out in 1 hour of inactivity.

    Kind regards,

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  2. Leslie P19 November 2016 at 07:51

    It seems like the "remember me" option was the trick to solving this. I remember now - I wiped out all my history and cookies, and then when I re-signed in I must have ignored that little box, and kept ignoring it every time I was irritated about having to sign back in.

    Self-inflicted pain, Thanks for the help!

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  3. Kirill Maximov (KIR)19 November 2016 at 08:15

    Glad to help :)

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