Palemoon Portable stores login data in system folders?
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lucjanhellski
Palemoon Portable stores login data in system folders?
Hi, i use Palemoon Portable 9.2 almost all time on one computer. On laptop i am signed in which lastpass extension to my password safe account. When i move PM to my desktop PC lastpass is logged out and need authenticate. When i move again to laptop its logged in again... My question is, does palemoon stores any data in operation system?
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megaman
Re: Palemoon Portable stores login data in system folders?
In the LastPass options, you can disable "Share login state with other browsers."
Also, you can set it to "Automatically logoff when all browsers are closed for (mins)(Put time here)" I use 0 minutes, so it is an auto-logoff.
One problem I cannot conclude is if I set it to auto-login when I open the browser, it shares the login state with Firefox, even if I have the "Share login state with other browsers" to off.
You have to wait for someone else to answer the "Storing data" part.
Also, you can set it to "Automatically logoff when all browsers are closed for (mins)(Put time here)" I use 0 minutes, so it is an auto-logoff.
One problem I cannot conclude is if I set it to auto-login when I open the browser, it shares the login state with Firefox, even if I have the "Share login state with other browsers" to off.
You have to wait for someone else to answer the "Storing data" part.