Login To My Home Page

I've been using my.msn.com for my home page for quite a while now because
I'm comfortable with the way I have it configured. That being said, over the
last couple of months I've had to sign in daily (this is my home page I'm
talking about), which I do even though I have always check the box that's
supposed to keep you signed in all the time. Lately, this has taken a turn
for the worse where I must re-sign in 2 to 3 more times during the day (must
ALWAYS re-sign in between 5P and 6:30P daily) and frankly I'm getting
annoyed. Has anyone else experienced this where their home page forgets you
checked the "Keep me signed in" box or is MS just p-s-I - g me off on
general principles?

"jim" <> wrote:

> I've been using my.msn.com for my home page for quite a while now
> because I'm comfortable with the way I have it configured. That
> being said, over the last couple of months I've had to sign in
> daily (this is my home page I'm talking about), which I do even
> though I have always check the box that's supposed to keep you
> signed in all the time. Lately, this has taken a turn for the
> worse where I must re-sign in 2 to 3 more times during the day
> (must ALWAYS re-sign in between 5P and 6:30P daily) and frankly
> I'm getting annoyed. Has anyone else experienced this where their
> home page forgets you checked the "Keep me signed in" box or is MS
> just p-s-I - g me off on general principles?

Something is clearing your cookies, that's what remembers your checking
the "Keep me signed in" box.



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"jim" <> wrote in message news:jdtgsh$ng$...
> I've been using my.msn.com for my home page for quite a while now because
> I'm comfortable with the way I have it configured. That being said, over the
> last couple of months I've had to sign in daily (this is my home page I'm
> talking about), which I do even though I have always check the box that's
> supposed to keep you signed in all the time. Lately, this has taken a turn
> for the worse where I must re-sign in 2 to 3 more times during the day (must
> ALWAYS re-sign in between 5P and 6:30P daily) and frankly I'm getting
> annoyed. Has anyone else experienced this where their home page forgets you
> checked the "Keep me signed in" box or is MS just p-s-I - g me off on
> general principles?



Same ISP as before the issues started ??

JS

On Mon, 2 Jan 2012 19:07:45 -0500, jim wrote:

> I've been using my.msn.com for my home page for quite a while now because
> I'm comfortable with the way I have it configured. That being said, over the
> last couple of months I've had to sign in daily (this is my home page I'm
> talking about), which I do even though I have always check the box that's
> supposed to keep you signed in all the time. Lately, this has taken a turn
> for the worse where I must re-sign in 2 to 3 more times during the day (must
> ALWAYS re-sign in between 5P and 6:30P daily) and frankly I'm getting
> annoyed. Has anyone else experienced this where their home page forgets you
> checked the "Keep me signed in" box or is MS just p-s-I - g me off on
> general principles?

If you have to sign in to see your homepage, how do visitors see it?
Web space is cheap. Under $5 a month will get you your own showcase.
www.hostgator.com

On Tue, 3 Jan 2012 00:07:58 -0500, richard wrote:

> On Mon, 2 Jan 2012 19:07:45 -0500, jim wrote:
>
>> I've been using my.msn.com for my home page for quite a while now because
>> I'm comfortable with the way I have it configured. That being said, over the
>> last couple of months I've had to sign in daily (this is my home page I'm
>> talking about), which I do even though I have always check the box that's
>> supposed to keep you signed in all the time. Lately, this has taken a turn
>> for the worse where I must re-sign in 2 to 3 more times during the day (must
>> ALWAYS re-sign in between 5P and 6:30P daily) and frankly I'm getting
>> annoyed. Has anyone else experienced this where their home page forgets you
>> checked the "Keep me signed in" box or is MS just p-s-I - g me off on
>> general principles?
>
> If you have to sign in to see your homepage, how do visitors see it?
> Web space is cheap. Under $5 a month will get you your own showcase.
> www.hostgator.com

Sorry. Not thinking right. disregard this idiotic post of mine.

"Peter Foldes" <> wrote in message
news:jdu0fl$sad$...
>
> "jim" <> wrote in message
> news:jdtgsh$ng$...
>> I've been using my.msn.com for my home page for quite a while now because
>> I'm comfortable with the way I have it configured. That being said, over
>> the last couple of months I've had to sign in daily (this is my home page
>> I'm talking about), which I do even though I have always check the box
>> that's supposed to keep you signed in all the time. Lately, this has
>> taken a turn for the worse where I must re-sign in 2 to 3 more times
>> during the day (must ALWAYS re-sign in between 5P and 6:30P daily) and
>> frankly I'm getting annoyed. Has anyone else experienced this where their
>> home page forgets you checked the "Keep me signed in" box or is MS just
>> p-s-I - g me off on general principles?
>
>
>
> Same ISP as before the issues started ??
>

Here in Australia, ticking the 'keep me signed in' box on Ebay does nothing
whatsoever. You just have to keep signing in!

On 1/2/2012 6:07 PM, jim wrote:
> I've been using my.msn.com for my home page for quite a while now
> because I'm comfortable with the way I have it configured. That being
> said, over the last couple of months I've had to sign in daily (this is
> my home page I'm talking about), which I do even though I have always
> check the box that's supposed to keep you signed in all the time.
> Lately, this has taken a turn for the worse where I must re-sign in 2 to
> 3 more times during the day (must ALWAYS re-sign in between 5P and 6:30P
> daily) and frankly I'm getting annoyed. Has anyone else experienced this
> where their home page forgets you checked the "Keep me signed in" box or
> is MS just p-s-I - g me off on general principles?

Sounds like your unknown browser is not saving the cookie that remembers
your settings. Another possibility is that the browser is set to clear
the cookie cache when shut down, or another program is removing the
cookie, possibly your antivirus software.


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Tuesday, January 03, 2012 7:54:30 AM

On Tue, 3 Jan 2012 00:07:58 -0500, richard <> wrote:

>On Mon, 2 Jan 2012 19:07:45 -0500, jim wrote:
>
>> I've been using my.msn.com for my home page for quite a while now because
>> I'm comfortable with the way I have it configured. That being said, over the
>> last couple of months I've had to sign in daily (this is my home page I'm
>> talking about), which I do even though I have always check the box that's
>> supposed to keep you signed in all the time. Lately, this has taken a turn
>> for the worse where I must re-sign in 2 to 3 more times during the day (must
>> ALWAYS re-sign in between 5P and 6:30P daily) and frankly I'm getting
>> annoyed. Has anyone else experienced this where their home page forgets you
>> checked the "Keep me signed in" box or is MS just p-s-I - g me off on
>> general principles?
>
>If you have to sign in to see your homepage, how do visitors see it?

Wow bullis, just... wow.
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