Actually it also exits automatically and you have to enter the name and password again, but that's easier because there is a save password feature from Google Chrome. so I disabled 2FA
Actually it also exits automatically and you have to enter the name and password again, but that's easier because there is a save password feature from Google Chrome. so I disabled 2FA
@AndrewGarrison lol i mean it literally says this (usually) when you do this
@AndrewGarrison Wipes the cookies?!
Well, surely the muffins are okay, right?
RIGHT?!
Don’t think where?
This is expected behavior because clearing your browser history also typically wipes your cookies, which is where your login session information is stored. If that's removed, the site thinks you are logging in from a new device, which triggers the 2FA prompt.
please don't think there, browsing data adds mb