Is there a way to remain permanently 'signed in' to the Heritage website??

Ed62

As I recall a number of years ago there was a check box on the Heritage site that enabled one's computer to remain in a permanent 'signed in' status.

Is that feature still available to anyone's knowledge? It sure was handy.

LanceNewmanOCC

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don't close your browser or turn off your computer, don't think sleep mode affects log-in status

i don't recall ever being logged out after many hours-long sessions
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lkeigwin

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don't close your browser or turn off your computer, don't think sleep mode affects log-in status

i don't recall ever being logged out after many hours-long sessions
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I do all those things and I always need to provide my password for every new session. Another trick?
Lance.

LanceNewmanOCC

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i can't think of a need for any one person to remain logged in for more than 20 hours and if a browser/pc isn't turned off/restarted, there should not be any log-outs

even if one is logged out, one only need go through the intensively arduous task of clicking "log in" if one has a program that stores/remembers passwords/ids

heritage has a little pop-out for id/password submission fields that will automatically show up when one clicks the "log in" feature from the various programs that remember/enter ids/passwords

hope it helps
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DeliaBug

I highly doubt this is legally permissible for them to do with PCI regs.

LindeDad

Since log in allows anyone on your computer to place bids I would not recommend full time linkage even if it were possible.

Lakesammman

Hard to believe how many times people forget to log out of public computers at coin shows ..........

Sorry Ed - can't help.

LanceNewmanOCC

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on the opposite side of the spectrum.

if you clear private data from a computer it should log you out of everything since cookies are deleted

since clearing junk from a computer is in ones best interest, especially public computers, worries of staying logged in should be removed
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