Natanox πΊπ¦π΅πΈOh my god, #Librewolf seriously by default deletes all cookies upon closing the browser (thereby logging you out of everything completely)? I get it, security and all, but this unexpected default will screw over every single user at the beginning.
Keith
Lynn McAlister UE 
@Natanox That's one of the reasons I switched to LibreWolf. Everyone else makes you set this up. LibreWolf just does it.
@lmgenealogy I mean if you want that, but it would drive me insane logging back in into every single website every day. Would take at least 15 minutes each day, that's just wasted time in my book.
@Natanox I usually have my browser open while I'm using the websites, so that's less of a problem for me. I wonder if there's a way you can 'un-set' it?
@lmgenealogy Of course I can change the default, I'm just surprised it's the default. Hardly anyone would want that I assume.
Willow Brook π@Natanox Meanwhile there's me, who never closes their browser.
Nex Carter@Natanox to me that's one of the reasons I switched to librewolf. Deletes everything after closing.
You can define exceptions pretty easily so I set up ones for the sites I frequently use and the rest vanishes when I close my window :)
You can define exceptions pretty easily so I set up ones for the sites I frequently use and the rest vanishes when I close my window :)
IΞ±Ξ· πΊ@Natanox
That'll stop some people from using it. If LibreWolf wants to keep the default, a little warning pop up that includes a button to go to the right place in settings would be better UX. Even if that was just a "first use" pop up. Worth requesting if you are a LibreWolf fan.
That'll stop some people from using it. If LibreWolf wants to keep the default, a little warning pop up that includes a button to go to the right place in settings would be better UX. Even if that was just a "first use" pop up. Worth requesting if you are a LibreWolf fan.