PH......is there a way to stop this?.............

[Bebee]

............. perhaps a preferences memory, so we don't have to see it every time?
Click once to agree and that's it!
It's starting to grain on me TBH and put me off a little.

[Monkeylegend]

Do you log out every time you leave. I never log out and never see that.

[mickk]

Yes I only get that when I log out or use another device.

[Lemming Train]

What monitor is that you're using?! I've seen some bad light bleed in my time but that's the best yet! .

[Bebee]

Ahh, I think I auto log out every time I close the page

[Bebee]

Lemming Train said:

What monitor is that you're using?! I've seen some bad light bleed in my time but that's the best yet! .

I adjusted the image so as not to cause confusion from the real thing

[Bebee]

Actually I've just tried closing the page (without logging out) and when I open it again, the message comes up, so it has nothing to do with logging out, gets on my tits to be fair.

Would be good if you could click a one time agree and it memorizes it.

[DoubleD]

One click isnt that big a deal

[Bebee]

It is when I close the page and open it again, PH isn't the only site I surf, I'm in and out of PH a fair few times, so it's not 'one click' it's several times a night x 7 days a week. It's a lot of times to see it, If I could click once for a year, that'd be great!

[DoubleD]

So its several clicks a night, ah yes that would be annoying........

[Lemming Train]

Bebee said:

Actually I've just tried closing the page (without logging out) and when I open it again, the message comes up, so it has nothing to do with logging out, gets on my tits to be fair.

Would be good if you could click a one time agree and it memorizes it.

You have your browser config set to delete cookies on exit then, or you have it set NOT to save cookies in the first place. Allow it to save cookies and the problem is solved. If like me you don't like cookies lurking on your PC for longer than necessary, there are browser extensions that will delete them for you at whatever interval you want, but obviously this means you'll need to re-login and go through it all again the next time you visit the site. There is no other way around it - you need the cookies stored in order for it to remember your preference. The moment you delete the cookie you clear its 'memory' and have to tell it what to do again.

[Bebee]

Nice one, I'll try that and report back.

[dundarach]

I find that clearing up the evidence after a nice wk results in have to agree to such things again....

[Bebee]

good point

[Bebee]

You're a star!

It worked!

-Firefox
-blocking content
-cookies and site data
-untick box for delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed.

Result!

Cheers Lem

[jeremyc]

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