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It would be great if login had a remember me checkbox.
Adding a 'remember me?' checkbox and storing the session in a cookie would be really helpful as I'm finding it a chore having to login each time. I use Fluid.app and so am opening and closing my Pivotal Tracker application all the time, but am required to re-enter my login details repeatedly, so this would be a great time saver.
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Inappropriate?Yea, I wonder why that is... -
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Inappropriate?I just made my own login memory with a fluid userscript:
(function () {
if (window.fluid) {
var location = window.location.toString();
if (location == 'http://www.pivotaltracker.com/') {
var username = document.getElementById("credentials_username");
if (username == undefined) return;
var password = document.getElementById("credentials_password");
if (password == undefined) return;
username.value = 'USERNAME';
password.value = 'PASSWORD';
}
}
})();
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Thanks! Worked like a charm after I updated the URL to 'https://'... -
Inappropriate?We've got this feature in our backlog, look for it in an upcoming release.
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Inappropriate?I'm all for it just keeping me logged in, no checkbox needed. There's a "sign out" if I need it. -
Inappropriate?Remember me was in last week's release. Let us know if it doesn't behave as expected.
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Inappropriate?Remember me in it's current form is pretty much useless if you frequently hop between multiple PCs or browsers.
This is a common bug in website implementations, stemming from some early code samples in Rails (and probably earlier, but I haven't traced the history) for authentication that stores a remember_token directly on the user model. This means you can only remember a single location at a time - checking "Remember me" on another browser overwrites the token and forgets you on any previous remember sessions.
I’m annoyed
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Inappropriate?Right. Following Paul, this feature is pretty useless in its current implementation. I don't think I've ever not had to log in again.
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?I have to agree with the previous two comments. Lack of Remember Me functionality was my #1 annoyance, but the way it is currently implemented keeps it that way.
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