- Aug 22, 2013
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What do you guys do? log off after the sessions from every website ? Is it secure enough to leave the sessions open on every website? How frequently do you clear cookies and site data from your browser?
Do you log off from a website say MalwareTips after each session?
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- Dec 30, 2012
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I generally log off other websites but I make an exception with this site..ie always logged on even when I'm sleeping 
I generally clear cookies and history every other week...!
I generally clear cookies and history every other week...!
- May 13, 2017
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- Apr 7, 2016
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Generally I log off from almost all websites if I'm not present. Especially from bank and other money related places. I somehow (I use Edge chrom and Chrome) had not logged myself out from MT, but that was a mistake. But then MT is not a place I worry over should it happen again. I think I can trust you. 
- Jul 2, 2020
- 306
I'm always logged on... I think that nothing suspicious would take place if I didn't log off except if my laptop was used by someone else which isn't the case on my side.
Always log off on any site which has my financial/payment details stored. The rest I don't bother with. All browser sessions data cleared when browser closed anyway.
I only log off from my bank's website. For other websites, I prefer not to have to log in regularly, so never log out. Because of this, I never clear cookies.
- Aug 4, 2016
- 1,465
I don't deliberately log off most sites but when my browser closes all cookies etc are deleted - I suppose this behaviour goes back years when other members of my family used my PC, they grown & gone now but I still value my privacy & I have no issues having to log on to sites when I wish, I wouldn't ever consider leaving Amazon & such sites logged on under any circumstances.
Only on banking/ shopping or important sites.
If you're the only user on the PC, definitely yes. If Malware get this data, other problems exists.
Never as it doesn't improve anything but increase annoyance with e.g. Cookie settings.
- Aug 17, 2014
- 10,911
I prefer to log-off on almost all websites where user-accounts are required, except a few websites I want being always logged-in like on forums or similar...
- Apr 3, 2019
- 70
On my personal computer I never log off from usual websites. On public computer I browse in a private window.
On banking websites I prefer to log off and then close the tab/window, but usually I forget (switched to other tabs) and when attempt that, I find that the website had timed out automatically.
On banking websites I prefer to log off and then close the tab/window, but usually I forget (switched to other tabs) and when attempt that, I find that the website had timed out automatically.
- Oct 2, 2020
- 449
I always log of and also close browser after each session and by this I delete cache, cookies and other temporary data.
- Jan 27, 2018
- 1,384
I log off on all websites once I'm done my session.
- Sep 5, 2017
- 1,173
i adjusted the chrome to clear cookies automatically after exiting chrome.
for important websites such as banking i am using incongento mode to avoid any history or password saving
also regularly i am using Click and clean to clear my cash and private data.
my important website has multifactor authentication with hardware token or using my mobile phone
for important websites such as banking i am using incongento mode to avoid any history or password saving
also regularly i am using Click and clean to clear my cash and private data.
my important website has multifactor authentication with hardware token or using my mobile phone
Stay logged in on trusted devices. Using Second Factor Authentication forces the session to expire once every 30 days.
- Jul 26, 2012
- 353
yes I do, and that is because my firefox is set to erase everything on exit.
Psycho_Chicken
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- Dec 7, 2020
- 17
I usually log off from all the websites I visit except MT and a couple of other sites.
Long live paranoia!
Long live paranoia!
- Sep 5, 2017
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alwayes use incognito mode to avoid that if you did not log you will be logged out after certain period of time and if you closed that tab "No history"On my personal computer I never log off from usual websites. On public computer I browse in a private window.
On banking websites I prefer to log off and then close the tab/window, but usually I forget (switched to other tabs) and when attempt that, I find that the website had timed out automatically.
- I log off manually only for important sites like banking.
- I use Cookie AutoDelete to automatically clear cookies/site data upon closing the tab or domain change (while I'm still using the browser).
- I've already set the browser to clear cookies/site data upon exiting the browser.
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