stubbejs
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Jan 24, 2020 at 08:29 AM
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Feb 3, 2020 at 05:45 PM
Chrome seems to be deleting cookies when I exit, even though "Clear cookies and site data when you quit" is not checked in the settings. I tried reinstalling Chrome, but no luck (I cleared cookies and cache before reinstalling).
Symptoms:
It doesn't keep me logged in to sites like outlook, etc.. It worked fine until several weeks ago.
When I go to a site with 2-step login, it doesn't remember I've been there, even though I've checked "Remember me on this device", so I have to do the second step every time.
FYI, if I use IE, it remembers me no problem.
When I look at a site I've been to in Settings, I can see a bunch off cookies. When I exit chrome and come back in, they are no longer there.
In "Site settings", is the Cookies option is turned on? If it is turned on, you'll see Allow sites to save and read cookie data. If not, you'll see Blocked.
If everything is set up correctly in the Chrome settings, check if any programs installed on your PC are set to automatically delete cookies on Chrome. In particular, check your antivirus and cleaning tools.
Yes, that's turned on.
My antivirus is Webroot and hasn't changed for years.
I used Ccleaner Browser for a bit, but uninstalled it a while ago. That wasn't when the problem started.
No other new programs have been installed since long before the problem started.
BTW, in trying different things/sites, google asks me to save site passwords, even though I just said yes a short while ago on a given site. In settings, save passwords and auto-sign-in are both turned on, and it shows no save passwords.
Check if Chrome is up to date. Click the 3 vertical dots and go to Help > About Google Chrome. Relaunch it if it has installed a new update.
In Chrome Settings, go to Advanced and then under Reset and clean up, click Clean up computer. This will verify if your computer is infected by a malware or any other malicious program that interferes with Chrome.
Try disabling all the installed extensions on Chrome by going to this address: chrome://extensions
If the problem persists, try resetting the experimental features by going to chrome://flags and clicking Reset all to default.
If all of the above steps didn't fixed the problems with Chrome, perform a complete uninstallation using Revo Uninstaller. When this software has uninstalled Chrome, check the Advanced box, under Scan modes, and then delete all remaining files. Restart your PC and install a new version of Chrome from this link.
Jan 26, 2020 at 12:28 PM
Jan 26, 2020 at 04:19 PM
If everything is set up correctly in the Chrome settings, check if any programs installed on your PC are set to automatically delete cookies on Chrome. In particular, check your antivirus and cleaning tools.
Jan 26, 2020 at 06:08 PM
My antivirus is Webroot and hasn't changed for years.
I used Ccleaner Browser for a bit, but uninstalled it a while ago. That wasn't when the problem started.
No other new programs have been installed since long before the problem started.
Jan 27, 2020 at 07:32 AM
Jan 28, 2020 at 08:45 AM
In Chrome Settings, go to Advanced and then under Reset and clean up, click Clean up computer. This will verify if your computer is infected by a malware or any other malicious program that interferes with Chrome.
Try disabling all the installed extensions on Chrome by going to this address: chrome://extensions
If the problem persists, try resetting the experimental features by going to chrome://flags and clicking Reset all to default.
If all of the above steps didn't fixed the problems with Chrome, perform a complete uninstallation using Revo Uninstaller. When this software has uninstalled Chrome, check the Advanced box, under Scan modes, and then delete all remaining files. Restart your PC and install a new version of Chrome from this link.