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My home page does not appear without repeated sign in--how can i fix?

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I I have been using Firefox for over a year with no problems. However currently, when I open Firefox, my my.yahoo.com home page requires a sign in, even though I have repeatedly checked the box to keep me signed in. If I use Microsoft Explorer, my home page appears without repeated sign in. I prefer Firefox over Explorer. I would appreciate any suggestions on fixing this issue. Thanks Tom Hudson tandchudson@yahoo.com

I I have been using Firefox for over a year with no problems. However currently, when I open Firefox, my my.yahoo.com home page requires a sign in, even though I have repeatedly checked the box to keep me signed in. If I use Microsoft Explorer, my home page appears without repeated sign in. I prefer Firefox over Explorer. I would appreciate any suggestions on fixing this issue. Thanks Tom Hudson tandchudson@yahoo.com

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"Remember Me" for automatic website login is usually saved in a cookie for each website.

Try clearing your Cookies for the affected websites.
Tools > Options -> Privacy - Cookies = Show Cookies button
Enter the domain in the Search bar at the top and all the Cookies for that URL will appear. Unless you can figure out which Cookie is for "remember me", you'll need to delete them all.

Hold the {Ctrl} key while you click on each Cookie in the small window. When that list is all highlighted, click the Remove Cookie button in the lower left. When you are done click Close.

Or you can right-click the page, choose View Page Info > Security > "View Cookies" and delete them there, for each different website as you get to it.


If that problem persists, you might need to delete the cookies.sqlite file in your Profile folder. http://support.mozilla.com/en-us/kb/Profiles#How_to_find_your_profile You might need to unhide your "Hidden files and folders" thru Folder Options in the Windows Control Panel