OT- STAYING LOGGED IN to GW ON MY CELL PHONE
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Can't log in to GardenWeb from my cell phone
Comments (7)have you tried with a different browser on your cell phone? I have several browsers I use on my phone, firefox, opera mini, and dolphin HD, all are very good but some work better for some things than others. For GW I often use firefox since I can add on adblock plus and easylist which helps block a lot of the ads that make it almost impossible when on a cell phone sized screen. So you may want to try that they are all free and will install in seconds, it you decide you don't want them just go to manage applications and uninstall it. Your phone runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread so all of those browsers should be easily available to you from the market. you might also go into your browser settings on the phone and clear all the cache and cookies and stuff see if that might help. To do that on the phone open your browser window then click on your menu button then on the more option , then settings scroll through there to find the cache, cookie, history form data etc try clearing all that it might have saved a corrupt cookie or something....See MoreAn oops with the cell phone
Comments (29)I have the minimum data plan on my phone, with the phone I got, smartphone, you are required to have a data plan, I am with Att. What I do is go into settings and turn off mobile network for Internet. That way I know I am not using up my data plan, but I can access the Internet via wifi with no costs, at home I have wifi so I can use it all I want or any where I have a wifi connection. Now if I am out and about and find I need to access the Internet and no wifi around then I go to settings and turn on the mobile data connection. I can then connect to the Internet to get the information I need then turn it back off. I have an app on my phone that keeps track of exactly how much I have used on both the mobile network and wifi. One thing that will eat up your data plan is if you allow the apps and stuff on the phone to update automatically, because if they all decide to update when you are on the mobile connection that definitely uses up quite a bit. If I turn on my mobile network I always go to settings before that and turn off auto updates, so I know nothing will be using it but me for what ever I am looking up. I learned that fast, the first day I had my phone and checked my data used I already had used over 20 mb and my plan is only 200mb for the whole month. I don't use texting so I don't have it in my plan but I didn't know that at first so I texted a few people and sent pictures in texts I found out those were charged to me individually and the picture ones were quite expensive. I don't do that ever. So if you can do it this way you can get away with the minimal data plan of 200mb if you will be using mostly the mobile network instead of wifi I would go for a larger data plan. You can definitely go up in plan size not sure about down....See MoreIs GW automatically logging you out?
Comments (24)According to Tamara, my only option is to remove my cookies and restart and see if that fixes my problem. It's the "see if" that makes me pause. I also don't understand why my cookies would be the problem when others here are having the same auto log-out problem each time they leave GW and our problems seemingly began at the same time. I pointed out to Tamara that we are using different browsers and systems but she didn't address that in her response to me - at least it doesn't seem that she did. Instead she wrote, "Nearly all websites will set cookies when users login. You may not like them, but they do serve a purpose -- part of which is that you don't need to re-login each visit. Sometimes they get stuck, sometimes your browser does not reset them as necessary. While browsers are generic in nature, they become very personalized based on your use and what might work for one, may not work for another." Could it be that our different browsers became personalized at the same time? Blast those computer gremlins! I knew they were up to no good and now it seems that they've banded together to cause more havoc! ;-) Oh, she also said that the Vibrant Opt-out problems that occurred in the beginning have been fixed and I shouldn't worry about losing this option. I'd have more confidence in that if someone hadn't just posted that the opt-out feature stopped working for them and they're getting the mean greenies again. Has anyone tried to remove cookies and start again? Any luck?...See MoreOT - But Need Advice Fast!
Comments (6)Happy Ending -- I decided to take Notwicked & Sylvia's advice and called the Village police station. They knew immediately who I was and why I was calling. Turns out the accident occured just over the Village limits. The desk seargent said that since they knew the 'big city' couldn't be bothered with a no-injury, no-damage to another vehicle accident, and since it was out of their jurisdiction, they didn't pursue it. But they said that this is the kind of thing they normally get very involved in, because as a residential village with lots of small kids, speeding is one of our larger problems, and it was obvious to the officer that the kid had been speeding. He asked if I wanted to press charges and said I could, but that I'd have to go to court and testify. I explained that my concern was not to punish the kid, but mainly to be sure that he learned enough of a lesson so that he wouldn't kill himself or someone else before he grew up enough to know better. I explained that I had a 16 year old son myself, and that as a parent, I would want to know what had happened so I could take appropriate action with my son. So the sergeant offered to call the kid's parents to discuss the accident, and I said I thought that would be great. He called me back a few minute ago to let me know that the parents were very grateful to have been called. So I'm guessing that's about as happy an ending as there could be. Thanks for the good advice --...See More- 9 years ago
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