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It doesn't keep me signed in and it seems to unset itself when I close the Chrome window and open it again (along with the plug once again not being signed in by default). Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content TitiCuisset ‎Dec 11, 2020 11:03 AM - edited ‎Dec 11, 2020 11:04 AM Community Manager HubSpot gmail extension logs out when I close Chrome SOLVE Hi @prismghost Thank you I have received your information and I have news from the team: To clarify, are you quitting Chrome at all? or does this happen after you shut down your computer (which would also quit Chrome) > turn on > restart Chrome > log into Gmail?Or are you only closing Chrome (ie. clicking the red X in the top left), and putting your computer to sleep at the end of the day, rather than shutting down? While we are unable to reproduce the issue when closing Chrome, when the team quits Chrome, they are logged out of their Chrome extension, and also logged out of app.hubspot.com. This is due to how we log into app.hubspot.com.This leads them to wonder if you have any sort of SSO in place for logging into HubSpot? If so, you should work with your IT to confirm how your SSO requires you to log into app.hubspot.com upon quitting and/or closing then reopening Chrome - since the extension is the same cookie rules as app.hubspot.com.Something else to have you check would be if you have the setting to 'clear cookies and site data when quitting Chrome' enabled - as this would also be a likely cause for getting signed out. Ultimately though, if you are logged out of app.hubspot.com upon closing/quitting Chrome and reopening, then it is expected that you would be logged out of the HS Chrome extension as well. Thank you!Best, Tiphaine Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content Community Manager HubSpot gmail extension logs out when I close Chrome SOLVE Hi @prismghost Thank you for reaching out. I understand you've tried disabling all extensions in Chrome and that you've cleared your cache as well, thanks for those steps. Can you confirm your chrome browser is up to date (chrome://settings/help) and our extension is up to date too? (chrome://extensions > enable Developer mode > Update button)Could you confirm that when logging into the add-in, the "remember me" box is checked? Could you also send us a screenshot of what you're seeing when it's logged out and you have to log in again? Thank you!Tiphaine Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content

When your web browser starts to lag or a tab is freezing, closing the web browser and reopening it may be the only choice, but you’ll lose all open tabs. Luckily, there is a hidden and simple way to restart Chrome, Edge and Firefox without losing open tabs.Part 1: Restart Chrome, Edge without Losing Open TabsAt the top of your web browser, click the plus (+) sign on the far right to open a new tab. If you’re using Chrome, type chrome://restart in the address bar.For Microsoft Edge, enter edge://restart instead.As soon as you press Enter, your web browser will restart immediately and reload your previous tabs automatically.Part 2: Restart Firefox without Losing Open TabsOpen a new tab in your Firefox browser and type about:profiles in the address bar, then press Enter.It will open a page which gives you two options to restart Firefox: Restart with Add-ons Disabled, Restart normally. Simply click the “Restart normally” button, and it will restart Firefox without losing all running tabs.That’s it!]]>

It, so the T-Rex will stop running, and you can resume it later.Resume the gameIf you’ve stopped the game with the previous command, you can resume it by calling:Command: Runner.instance_.play();Explanation: This resumes the game from where it was paused.Reset the gameTo reset the game and start fresh: Command: Runner.instance_.restart();Explanation: This restarts the game, just like pressing the spacebar after a game over.Change the color schemeYou can change the color of the game to night mode (or back to the original color). Command: Runner.instance_.invert(true);Explanation: This switches the game to a night mode (black background, white T-Rex). To revert it to the default colors, use false in place of true.Simulate a game-over eventIf you want to trigger the game-over sequence manually without hitting an obstacle: Command: Runner.instance_.gameOver(); FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions About the Chrome Dino GameIs there a way to make the dinosaur automatically jump over obstacles?To automate the dinosaur’s jumps, you can inject a JavaScript loop within the Console that checks for obstacles and executes a jump command. Although this method requires more advanced coding skills, the concept involves using setInterval() to periodically trigger the jump action whenever the game’s script detects an obstacle within a certain range.Can I save my high score permanently in the Chrome Dino Game?While the game itself does not provide a built-in feature to save the high score after closing the browser, skilled developers can use localStorage in JavaScript to store score data locally on your device. This method involves capturing the score at the game over event and storing it in the browser’s local storage, which can be retrieved and displayed during future sessions.How can I revert all changes and return the game to its original settings?Refreshing the browser page or closing and reopening the Chrome browser are surefire ways to revert any modifications made during the session to the original settings. This is because all changes made through the Developer Tools are temporary and only affect the current session.Can I play the Chrome Dino Game on mobile devices?The Chrome Dino game is accessible on mobile devices. Simply open the Chrome browser, disable your

Restoring previously opened folders at logon is a convenient feature available on both Windows 11 and 10. If you ever shut down or sign out of your machine before completing a task, this feature can save you time and hassle by automatically reopening the folders you had open. You won’t have to worry about trying to remember which folders you were working on, as your Windows PC will remember them for you. In this guide, we’ll show you how to take advantage of this useful feature and ensure that your workflow is as efficient as possible.Yes, in addition to restoring previously opened folders, Windows 11 and Windows 10 also offer a feature that allows you to restore previously opened applications after restarting your computer. This can be a useful option if you need to shut down your computer before completing a task or if your computer unexpectedly restarts. By enabling this feature, all your previously opened applications will be automatically restored on your desktop the next time you boot up your computer, allowing you to continue where you left off without any extra effort. In this guide, we’ll show you how to take advantage of this feature and ensure that your workflow is as seamless as possible.Quick Note: Similar features are available on all modern browsers, including Opera, Edge, Chrome, and Firefox. These browsers let you reopen previously opened tabs.Both Windows 11 and Windows 10 allow you to enable or disable the saving of restartable apps. Here is how?How to Enable or Disable Reopening Previous Applications after Restarting Windows 11 PC?Follow these steps to turn on or off Reopening Previous Applications after restarting Windows 11 PC:-Step 1. Open Settings app.Step 2. When Windows Settings open, click on Accounts from the left sidebar.Step 3. Select the Sign-in options from the right sidebar.Step 4. Now, scroll down to the right side pane and find the “Automatically save my restartable apps and restart them when I sign back in” option. Turn On the toggle switch to enable this feature. To disable this feature, flip the toggle switch to the Off position.That’s it. You can close the Settings app now. All the changes will be saved automatically.How to Turn On/Off Reopening Previous Applications after Restarting Windows 10 PC?Follow these steps to enable or disable Reopening Previous Applications after restarting Windows 10 PC:-Step 1. Open Settings app.Step 2. Click the Accounts category when Windows Settings opens.Step 3. Under the Accounts settings page, click the Sign-in options from the left sidebar.Step 4. On the right-sidebar, scroll down to find the Restart apps section. Here, turn the toggle switch On position next to the “Automatically save my restartable apps when I sign out and restart them after I sign in” option.That’s it. No more changes are required. You can close the settings app.To test if this feature is working, open a few apps, and then, without closing them restart your computer. When you log in to your account, you should see all the previously opened applications on