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yahoo mail forced signout

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dllutes
dllutes
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after recent updates, Firefox will not keep me signed into Yahoo mail for more than a few hours, regardless of whether the "keep me signed in for 2 weeks" box is checked. this problem started last week on my 4 Windows 10 computers at the same time, and the problem does not happen using Edge to access Yahoo mail.

for what it's worth, the url for the Edge Yahoo mail login page is https://mail.yahoo.com/d/folders/1?.src=fp

and the url for the Firefox login page begins exactly the same way but then continues with maybe another 150 characters.

after recent updates, Firefox will not keep me signed into Yahoo mail for more than a few hours, regardless of whether the "keep me signed in for 2 weeks" box is checked. this problem started last week on my 4 Windows 10 computers at the same time, and the problem does not happen using Edge to access Yahoo mail. for what it's worth, the url for the Edge Yahoo mail login page is https://mail.yahoo.com/d/folders/1?.src=fp and the url for the Firefox login page begins exactly the same way but then continues with maybe another 150 characters.

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McCoy
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@ dilutes :

Please ignore "sammanekshaw12321 's" post   -   it's a scam !

@ sammanekshaw12321 :

Your posts will be removed and your account will be deactivated.
And if you try again :   same thing will happen, so you might as well give up.

Andrew
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