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if i enable firefox sync for open tabs, does that mean being logged in to a site on one device will keep me logged in on my other device?

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z. ixa
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hi all :)

can anyone please answer this: 

if i enable firefox sync for "open tabs" (the checkbox checked), does that mean being logged in to a site on one device will keep me logged in on my other device?

eg, say im logged in to my amazon account from my macbook. and i don't yet realize that my iphone has been lost/stolen. and i have already enabled sync for open tabs on both devices.' if someone dishonest were to snoop into my phone, they would see the opened amazon tab there-- but would they also see it as if i were actually logged in to this site?

i want to have firefox sync my open tabs, but not the state of being logged in or not. (but if i learned that the actual state of being logged in must sync along with the open tab, then i would disable open tab syncing to protect my security.)

thanks for any help!

hi all :) can anyone please answer this: if i enable firefox sync for "open tabs" (the checkbox checked), does that mean being logged in to a site on one device will keep me logged in on my other device? eg, say im logged in to my amazon account from my macbook. and i don't yet realize that my iphone has been lost/stolen. and i have already enabled sync for open tabs on both devices.' if someone dishonest were to snoop into my phone, they would see the opened amazon tab there-- but would they also see it as if i were actually logged in to this site? i want to have firefox sync my open tabs, but not the state of being logged in or not. (but if i learned that the actual state of being logged in must sync along with the open tab, then i would disable open tab syncing to protect my security.) thanks for any help!

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No, your phone will not be logged in automatically. ☺️

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Chris Ilias
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No, your phone will not be logged in automatically. ☺️

z. ixa
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thank you!!! :)

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cant log in to aetna home page , ever since the new update , had to use internet explorer instead , i hate internet explorer , but had no choise but to use it , whats going on here , ? see , Oops! Something went wrong

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   You're using a browser plugin that's stopping JavaScript from running
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You reached this page when attempting to access https://member.aetna.com/appConfig/login/login.fcc?TYPE=33554433&REALMOID=06-36d8cb4d-4ac1-44c7-b12d-a80fba4b718e&GUID=&SMAUTHREASON=0&METHOD=GET&SMAGENTNAME=-SM-jRs63Nsa3LlO0w8DBRJePrGDb%2fSrW4lCcEp3BCF2N5CYudNJWAZ6IAjtTBQZYxKV&TARGET=-SM-HTTPS%3a%2f%2fmember%2eaetna%2ecom%2fMbrLanding%2fRoutingServlet%3fcreateSession%3dtrue from 172.58.200.6 on 2019-01-31 04:20:45 UTC. Trace: 326a502a-a707-4800-abef-131b8c5a8654 via 91d28a75-6d72-4807-8d85-ca7a0c2c33d0 

when i try to Solve additional CAPTCHA  , it just repeating the same problem , over and over . any help on this ?