Since a few weeks ago, Lemmy.world will always log me out when I leave it, and I cannot find a “stay logged-in” tick-box anywhere in the settings. Is this a bug or a feature or perhaps a “me-problem”?

Happens with Firefox and Vivaldi on Linux, if that matters. Emptying cache/cookies did not help. Mobile app is fine.

Thanks for any hint!

ETA, thanks to @[email protected], there is a temporary workaround to this:

I could set the lemmy.world cookie to “lax” using a cookie manager extension. Now it seems to work, both with F5 and when I leave Firefox.

  • @DeuxChevauxOP
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    12 months ago

    Thanks bunches for putting up with me. 👍
    I have tried all privacy settings, no change. Where can I change the ui, please; it’s not in my account settings?

    And Lemmy is the only site that does this. I do not have this issue with any other site, including other Fediverse sites like Mastodon or Pixelfed.

      • @DeuxChevauxOP
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        12 months ago

        Ha! Thank you! Alexandrite works normally. Not my taste, though. 😀

        Is there anything I can do now, or will I have to work with Alexandrite until the normal ui fixes itself somehow?

        • @RookiA
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          22 months ago

          I think i have a another idea. You are on linux and could you check if you are using the flatpack ( or snap ) of firefox / vivaldi? If so, could you try the system package ( if available ) for firefox etc…

          Its just a idea from my side, as i am personally a linux user too and browsers and flatpack doesnt work well.

          • @DeuxChevauxOP
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            22 months ago

            Thanks for the idea. All my browsers are Deb packages, no Snap/Flatpack/AppImage. I am still on Ubuntu for now, but I try to stay away from Snaps wherever I can due to slightly less-than-stellar experiences.

                • @RookiA
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                  22 months ago

                  Ok still weird that other firefox users ( like me ) doesnt have it even when logging in and out.