I’m on Chrome on two different desktops with most recent windows; I’m getting booted out every 5 - 15 minutes. I had assumed it was deliberate and was eventually going to ask if maybe the timer could be made a little longer.
Generally speaking, the logout timer is shorter than it takes to read the comments section and write anything longer than a paragraph.
It seems connected to “idle” time - I’ve never been booted out while browsing, but if I pause or do something else I will generally come back to having been logged off. That said, I don’t generally browse for 15+ minutes straight, so much as in couple-minute sprints between tasks at work.
For instance, it happened in between logging in to load this thread, reading what everyone else had to say, and posting this comment.
I’m on Chrome on two different desktops with most recent windows; I’m getting booted out every 5 - 15 minutes. I had assumed it was deliberate and was eventually going to ask if maybe the timer could be made a little longer.
Generally speaking, the logout timer is shorter than it takes to read the comments section and write anything longer than a paragraph.
It seems connected to “idle” time - I’ve never been booted out while browsing, but if I pause or do something else I will generally come back to having been logged off. That said, I don’t generally browse for 15+ minutes straight, so much as in couple-minute sprints between tasks at work.
For instance, it happened in between logging in to load this thread, reading what everyone else had to say, and posting this comment.