I have to log in to yahoo mail every time I open firefox

[aguero]

Hi,

How do I set the free version of avast so I don't have to log in to yahoo every time I open yahoo. It shd be a cookies setting, no? But I can't seem to find it...

Tx in advance, aguero

[Pondus]

your yahoo log in has nothing to do with avast.....

[Pondus]

i recomend Bing toolbar for IE. (i usually hate toolbars, but this i use)
not sure if there is similar stuff for FF

then you can enter your mail accounts in it...
it wil notify you when there are new mail... and it is a one click to log in

http://onlinehelp.microsoft.com/en-us/bing/gg316397.aspx

http://www.pcworld.com/article/220032/bings_new_toolbar_is_cool_little_creepy.html
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2380582,00.asp

[aguero]

Maybe I wasn't clear. Before I started using avast I didn't have to provide username and password for yahoo every time I opened firefox, now I do. This is definitely nothing to do with any setting on avast..?

[Pondus]

there are no settings for this in avast ....

It shd be a cookies setting, no? But I can't seem to find it...

there are no cookie settings in avast...

[iroc9555]

Aguero.

I run FF 23 and I use Yahoo and I do not have to enter my User and password everytime I have to login.

Are you running CCleaner or a program that might be set to remove passwords when logging out or rebooting the computer ?

In FF Options > Privacy tab. Do you have " Remove browser history when closing FF " ?

[aguero]

tx, yes I think ccleaner is the issue. Great

[iroc9555]

tx, yes I think ccleaner is the issue. Great

NP. De nada.

Also check FF option just in case. Pondus' idea.

[Pondus]

if this is cookie related .... there is a cookie smart scan setting in CCleaner

you can also untic cleaning for browsers in CCleaner, so you may want to tweak those settings