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I use Chrome on a personal PC on which I am the only user. I am logged into several websites, all of them with the "stay logged in" tickbox checked. Even so, very often when I go back to some of these websites, I find I am logged out and need to log back in every time. This happens even if the previous visit was recent; I suspect the critical action is the restarting of the browser rather than time elapsed.Strangely, this problem happens only with certain websites (among them, booking.com, leo.org, oebb.at) but not with others (such as the StackExchange sites, or the Google sites such as Gmail/YouTube)I used to think this is a problem with those former websites, but I realise it probably has to do with Chrome itself. What can I do to diagnose it? The only way I'd know how to do this is to disable each extension (add-on) at a time to see if any one of them is at fault, but that would take quite a while.I am on Windows 10 and let Chrome update itself (currently at v77.0.3865.90).EDIT Sep 2021: Meanwhile Chrome is at 92.0.4515.159, but this problem still persists. The same websites (listed above; but also others I could list) constantly log me out after a mere few hours since I last logged in, while other websites (the remaining 50% of them or so) keep me logged in, as per the checked tickbox in the login form.I do not at all think this is intended behavior by the website owner, as @LPChip and @WilliamDiaz suggest below, because it would be completely impractical for any website to be so configured, and bound to only annoy its users if it did.I've restarted Chrome (many times) and cleared cookies. Has anyone else run into this problem and suggest what else can I try (short of trying to disable Chrome's addons one by one)?EDIT #2: I did some testing in Firefox, and it mightbe that the same happens there, which would give support to the hypothesis of this being a website-end issue (a 'feature not a bug', though I'd claim it's a shitty feature, since the logout happens after a few hours only)

Print Report Inappropriate Content Member HubSpot gmail extension logs out when I close Chrome SOLVE Ah so your app requires that Chrome stay running in the background. That is unfortunate. Well, if that is the conclusion your team has come to then that is all there is to be done about it. Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content Member HubSpot gmail extension logs out when I close Chrome SOLVE Hello! I can provide clarity:I'm on a PC. This happens when I close Chrome by clicking the X at the upper right. When I open my task manager to check if Chrome is running, it is not listed as one of the active programs, so I suppose I am both "Closing" and "Quitting" Chrome. I don't have to shut down the computer for this to occur. If I click the X and Chrome fully closes, when I launch Chrome again, I am logged out of the Gmail Hubspot extension.If by SSO you mean "Single Sign-On" software, then no, I do not have anything like that (I had to look that up online). I open Chrome and the Gmail icon is on my homepage. I click it and it takes me to Gmail, where I am already signed in.The setting you indicated is disabled.If it is the case that I am getting logged out of app.hubspot.com when I close Chrome, how are other people staying logged on when they close Chrome? Where is the setting I need to change in order for me to stay logged on? Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content Solution Community Manager HubSpot gmail extension logs out when I close Chrome SOLVE Hi @prismghost Thank you for your patience. I got a reply from the team. This ultimately is being caused by your external environment, so we can only help point you in the right direction here.We found this article during a quick Google Search - are you able to find this setting and set it so that Chrome continues running in the background? Here is an older post we found as well.You could also ask your IT to check and see why this issue is happening on your computer as they should have more insight into your computer's setup.Thank you!BestTiphaine Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content Member HubSpot gmail extension logs out when I close Chrome SOLVE Chrome Version 87.0.4280.88 (Official Build) (64-bit)Extension Version: 2.9.0.4812I sign in through Google and notice that the check box for that seems to be for an email sign in. When I do click it,

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Tool This fix was created for this user for use on that particular machine. Running it on another one may cause damage and render the system unstable. ​Download attached fixlist.txt file and save it to the Desktop:Both files, FRST and fixlist.txt have to be in the same location or the fix will not work!Right-click on icon and select Run as Administrator to start the tool.(XP users click run after receipt of Windows Security Warning - Open File).Press the Fix button just once and wait.If for some reason the tool needs a restart, please make sure you let the system restart normally. After that let the tool complete its run.When finishes FRST will generate a log on the Desktop, called Fixlog.txt.Please attach it to your reply. Greetings,After applying the fix, both malwares still stay even after removing them.Regards. Fixlog.txt 1.5 KB · Views: 1 AdwCleaner[S19].txt 2.7 KB · Views: 1 #12 Can you reinstall Chrome? #13 Greetings,After reinstalling Chrome, the initial malware comes back.Regards. AdwCleaner[S20].txt 2.6 KB · Views: 4 #14 What happens if you do reset settings within Google Chrome? #15 What happens if you do reset settings within Google Chrome? If I reset the Chrome settings, the malware still stays. #16 Did you log in into your Google account? #17 Did you log in into your Google account? I tried logging out and then resetting, the malware still appears. #18 Okay, let's try like this:- Uninstall Google Chrome with this option checked: - Click Start, copy in search %LOCALAPPDATA%\ and remove folder Google- Install Google again, but do not install any extension and do not sign into your Google account.- Run Adwcleaner and let me know if it is clean now. #19 Okay, let's try like this:- Uninstall Google Chrome with this option checked:View attachment 107850- Click Start, copy in search %LOCALAPPDATA%\ and remove folder Google- Install Google again, but do not install any extension and do not sign into your Google account.- Run Adwcleaner and let me know if it is clean now. It seems that once I log-in to my Google account, so that I can get my bookmarks and extensions, the malware appears, is there any way to remove it, even if I'm logged in?

Again.It seems that Opera is not being able to save its data in the profile folder. If you do a portable/standalone installtion, do you see the same issue? A Former User last edited by I'm a bit lost. What do you mean by portable/standalone installation, and how would that differ from a regular installation? I downloaded and installed Opera Developer here. (The second link) leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by What do you mean by portable/standalone installation, and how would that differ from a regular installation?OK, i missed the fact that you are on Mac. Don't know if Opera for Mac has such option on its installer.Anyway, maybe you can try with a clean profile. A Former User last edited by By profile, do you mean an account to log in? I will try that and let you know what happens. A Former User last edited by No luck. I logged in to the browser and then signed into an account. When I closed the browser and reopened it, I got logged out of my browser as well. I'm probably better off using the regular Opera version for Mac. I hate to say it, but I have run into two other issues as well, so it sounds like there are things that need to be addressed with Developer for Mac.This dialogue shows up constantly with nothing to trigger it. a new tab from Google Shopping causes the browser to crash. leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by By profile, do you mean an account to log in? INope, I mean to create a new profile folder (or whatever it's called on Mac).logged in to the browser and then signed into an accountWhat do you mean by 'logged in to the browser'?I hate to say it, but I have run into two other issues as well, sWell, they are subject for another topics. A Former User last edited by [quote] Nope, I mean to create a new profile folder (or whatever it's called on Mac). [/quote]I see now. I'm afraid I'm not sure how to do that. I am still fairly new to Mac. I am searching in Macintosh HD > System > Library. From there, I do not see a folder of profiles or Opera. After exploring online, I understand that Mac doesn't actually have a program directory visible to the user. A code has to be typed in the Terminal, and I don't know the code.[quote] What do you mean by 'logged in to the browser'? [/quote]I mean the actual log in built in to Opera for synchronization throughout all devices, but you were talking about something else.[quote]Well, they are subject for another topics. [/quote]Understood. A Former User last edited