Restarting a computer fixes various issues on your PC and will also update the Chrome browser. Many of us put our computer to sleep or in the hibernation mode for days without properly shutting it down. That will annoy anyone who would have to re-enter their account credentials every time for Google services.įortunately, the issue can be fixed easily with the few troubleshooting tips mentioned here. Typically, if you are signed into Chrome, quitting the browser shouldn’t log you out. Let’s see how to fix if Chrome keeps you signing out.
Unfortunately, some Chrome users are getting logged out of their Google accounts on Chrome.
Even more importantly, you won’t need to sign in to Google services such as Gmail, Drive, etc., repeatedly whenever you close Chrome. For instance, your browsing data, passwords, bookmarks, etc. What difference does it make that Verizon's spellcheck doesn't recognize "Firefox"? Who cares? I for one sure don't.Signing in to Google Chrome has many benefits. If it does, then you need to figure out which one is causing the problem, generally a trial and error process. I suggest you try starting the browsers without any add-ons installed and running, and see if your problem goes away. For example I use SelectiveCookieDelete in Firefox to whitelist Verizon cookies (and some others) to ensure they always remain while all others are deleted when I shut down Firefox.Īnother potential problem may be some add-on you have installed in either Firefox or Chrome. If the above fixes the problem, you might want to look into a browser add-on that allows you to easily manage the preservation and deletion of cookies. Try changing the cookie settings in the browser to not delete cookies (before doing this, you might want to clear all of your cookies and cache just to make sure there is not something left over that is causing the problem, although I don't believe that is or should be necessary). The Verizon sites depend on certain Verizon cookies being retained for the two-week login to work. My bet is that you have a cookie problem, that you have both Firefox and Chrome set to delete cookies, including the Verizon ones. I use Firefox and I do not have one single problem with logging in or staying logged in on any of the Verizon websites, they work perfectly, including the two-week login. While I do not doubt you are having the problem you describe, I believe your conclusion is totally and completely false. Because I am not using IE, EVERY SINGLE TIME that I go to Verizon to look up TV shows, for example, even though i have "keep me logged in" checked on my home PC, i have to not only log in but also verify my email address? This is just stupid wasteful nonsense Verizon's spell check doesn't recgnize "Firefox" btw It is not very reassuring that the outfit I have to rely on for internet services is so far out of tune. Verizon is still back in the IE swamp while the rest of us use Chrome or Firefox.
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