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Participants George Vaughn58loneraven25Alex CookBrandon Lopez6coppersailor28rustydrifter10Daniel Ward87Linda Price5Jerry Robinson56stormybadger8
stormybadger8 stormybadger8 Veteran
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#21 ·
Jerry Robinson56 said:thx 👍 but btw

not typing this from my own PC, haha, just remote viewing

Still not an issue🙂
All you really have to do is hit "log out" before you close the forum and everything should work perfectly fine...
It's a minor hassle, sure, but still way better than getting logged out every five minutes.😳

There’s also that workaround using a portable version of Chrome on a USB stick. That way you don't have to worry about anything since your browser is right there on the drive...
Just set a master password for Chrome and you're golden.🙂
Haven't tried it myself, but if I remember correctly, I read that it works without any issues.😁
Jerry Robinson56 Jerry Robinson56 Regular
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#22 ·
stormybadger8 said:It isn't actually an issue, per se.🙂>
All you really need to do is hit "log out" before you close the browser, and everything should function exactly as intended...
It’s a minor inconvenience, I suppose, but certainly less aggravating than being logged out repeatedly by the system itself.😳>

There is also that workaround involving running a portable version of Google Chrome from a USB drive; that way, you have zero concerns since your entire browser environment is on a stick that travels with you...
Set a master password for Google Chrome, and you're essentially set.🙂>
I haven't personally tested it, but if my memory serves me correctly, I read somewhere that it works without any complications whatsoever.😁>

It is entirely possible to run everything from a thumb drive; I have verified this myself. You can even run full programs, and regardless of any "restrictions," you can manage everything as a guest user.
Once you've set up the drive on your main PC, you just launch the .exe file and you're good to go. 👍>
I make a point of avoiding automation whenever possible.

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