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Option to sign in without leaving permanent cookie on computer | |
I have been using a lot of different PCs in a shared environment lately, and I have found that I haven't always remembered to log out from the Halfbakery at the end of my session.
So, could we have a "log in this one time only" option?
[This is, of course, far from an original idea: most non-confidential
sites give the option of logging in for the session or forever.
hidden: that feature is available for the sites I write, since cookie are validated by the server, although I limit the function to admins.]
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Whew, that explains that piezzoelectric shaver idea. |
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I was wondering a while ago about the practicalities of having a button to sign a person out from all other computers where they were signed in. |
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The only technical way of making that work I can think of would be session timeouts - I think single-login interactions are quite rare, and you'll want to edit that annotation/post/link. You could trigger an inactivity timeout at time of sign-in. |
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I can't justify the extra text field/button in the user interface, though. Hm. |
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Have a halfbakery.com/DrCurry URL that asks for your password with that parameter implied? I guess it depends whether you're coming in via google or via typing the URL. |
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This should also be a browser option - run in some sort of "burst identity" mode where all your stuff gets reset after a period of inactivity. |
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Not having to log in every time also has certain disadvantages: finally forgetting/mislaying the password. |
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