Anyone else bothered by this?

jfriend

Baldy wrote:

Yeah, we're trying to find a reasonable compromise so we can solve the #1 complaint about SmugMug (that we don't keep people informed about new developments) without offending too many eyes.

The new one works for me! Thanks for the quick response.

caroline

Well guys you work so hard to keep your customers happy, I hope you have a restful weekend with your families.
Caroline

Andy

Hey everyone - login and logout.

Thanks for pushing the issues

:jfriend

Andy

Erick L wrote:

That was quick! Well done Smugmug.

Thanks!

renstar

Andy wrote:

Hey everyone - login and logout.

Thanks for pushing the issues

:jfriend

Awesome job, makes me glad I renewed.

-r

hyachts

Awesome. Great response guys!

denisegoldberg

Thank you! This change is very much appreciated.

--- Denise

Art Scott

Erick L wrote:

Staying logged in has never been a problem on other sites. I check it once and stay logged in for months. In fact, I have to log in more often at SM than anywhere else. The current situation here is confusing and risky when login in on a public computer because you have to remember to check it.

I think security is more important than a 1 second inconvenience.

I am almost afraid to chime in here.....but I have not been logged out of SM in a very long time......talking months on my side here........so am I the exception to the being logged out thingy here......I mean if I close the tab to my site and then close the browser and reopen tomorrow and the clik my link inthe addy bar it is still open and signed in.............of course if I sign out then yes I must relog in......but dang I am logging in to yahoo at least every 2 weeks, ebay every 24 hrs, amazon every few hours.....SM is the only one I do not have to re-log on to when I visit my own site..........


just my own thoughts

Allen

Art Scott wrote:

.......SM is the only one I do not have to re-log on to when I visit my own site..........


just my own thoughts

This is how Smug seems to work.
If you close your browser logged in and reopen you'll be logged in but will have
to log in again going to any secure page.

Montec

Allen wrote:

This is how Smug seems to work.
If you close your browser logged in and reopen you'll be logged in but will have
to log in again going to any secure page.

I stay logged in for weeks on end, never need to log in again no matter what page I go to, secure or not.

jfriend

Montec wrote:

I stay logged in for weeks on end, never need to log in again no matter what page I go to, secure or not.

That is true as long as you never fully shut-down your browser. Close all instances of your browser and then you will be reprompted to login next time you go to your site-wide-customization page.

Montec

You are correct. Never seen that page before

However...I just did this and end up on a blank black page after logging in again

I need to refresh and then FF asks me if I want to allow this page to be viewed...this never happened before...oh well, at least we don't need to see those pesky ads.