I don't know if this is on purpose or just from how the logins work, but currently, every time I visit the site from a new computer (home, work, laptop), I have to sign in there and it signs me out everywhere else, even when I'm still signed in on the steam website.
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I don't know if this is on purpose or just from how the logins work, but currently, every time I visit the site from a new computer (home, work, laptop), I have to sign in there and it signs me out everywhere else, even when I'm still signed in on the steam website.
Yeah, I have the same problem. I figured this was intentional so I never brought it up.
Yeah, I have the same problem. I figured this was intentional so I never brought it up.
I browse the forums quite often on my phone, but signing in via mobile is a pain. If I could stay logged in on my phone I probably wouldn't forget to post in threads that I intend to.
I browse the forums quite often on my phone, but signing in via mobile is a pain. If I could stay logged in on my phone I probably wouldn't forget to post in threads that I intend to.
Think that's just how Steam's thing works, you would probably have the same problem with TF2Lobby, UGC forums, and anything else that uses it.
Think that's just how Steam's thing works, you would probably have the same problem with TF2Lobby, UGC forums, and anything else that uses it.
DarkNecridThink that's just how Steam's thing works, you would probably have the same problem with TF2Lobby, UGC forums, and anything else that uses it.
Not quite how it works; enigma (at least if I remember from our conversation correctly) currently creates a new session each time you log in, which means you lose your old sessions when you sign in somewhere new.
When you sign in through Steam, all that happens is Steam tells TF.TV (or whatever other site) that you're a valid user and gives the site any information it feels like providing; once you get confirmation that the user is valid, you generally don't need to have them sign in again for a long while, because you can assume that if they were able to log in today, they can log in again tomorrow.
[quote=DarkNecrid]Think that's just how Steam's thing works, you would probably have the same problem with TF2Lobby, UGC forums, and anything else that uses it.[/quote]
Not quite how it works; enigma (at least if I remember from our conversation correctly) currently creates a new session each time you log in, which means you lose your old sessions when you sign in somewhere new.
When you sign in through Steam, all that happens is Steam tells TF.TV (or whatever other site) that you're a valid user and gives the site any information it feels like providing; once you get confirmation that the user is valid, you generally don't need to have them sign in again for a long while, because you can assume that if they were able to log in today, they can log in again tomorrow.
Not quite how it works; enigma (at least if I remember from our conversation correctly) currently creates a new session each time you log in, which means you lose your old sessions when you sign in somewhere new.
When you sign in through Steam, all that happens is Steam tells TF.TV (or whatever other site) that you're a valid user and gives the site any information it feels like providing; once you get confirmation that the user is valid, you generally don't need to have them sign in again for a long while, because you can assume that if they were able to log in today, they can log in again tomorrow.
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