only take it off a shower

NO SCOTLAND NO PARTY        Well done to Scotland.

Quote from: CHF on June 14, 2026, 10:37:20 AMA friend had a sore mouth and took out her bottom dentures to rub on a dental
gel, heard a crunching noise and found her dog chewing her denture. 

oh dear

They met in the woods one dark night
The witches cauldron- what a sight
Maggie the hag with a wort on her nose
And her friend who was called one-eyed Flo

I didn't realise you were   seeing your details in the login box. I assumed you meant you were only logged out after lunch.
The details  you see will be in the browser cache or more likely something that saves the password too. You weren't logged in though which is why you had to. If you had been logged in you wouldn't see the login box.

You must have something scheduled that is clearing the browser cache and the cookies. Are you shutting the pc down before teatime but just letting it sleep in the mornings? Could be the power settings turning it off I suppose.

They met in the woods one dark night
'The Witches Cauldron' - what a sight

Quote from: klondike on June 12, 2026, 06:30:47 AMYour login is saved in a cookie. If you delete cookies you will lose all your logins. Every site uses cookies to save your status. It's the way the Internet works. That's the only way I can see that it happening.

Actually,  I just tried this on purpose.   
I deleted all cookies & caches etc and then came back here to see if my log-in details had gone,  and guess what?      They hadn't.   So I only needed to click on the 'log in' box.

Weird isn't it,  how every evening after tea,  I always have to put in my user name and password again,   but never during the daytime.
Another of life's little puzzles . . .


*  P.S.   I would be interested to know if I am the only one this happens to?   Do others stay logged in?

Outside the pub with a lady he was kissing
He hadn't a clue his wife was missing
After a good snog he weaved his way home
But stumbling along he heard a bleep on his phone
"You should have loved me, its too late for wishing."

Quote from: CHF on June 14, 2026, 10:37:20 AMA friend had a sore mouth and took out her bottom dentures to rub on a dental
gel, heard a crunching noise and found her dog chewing her denture. 

Oh no.   

A late good morning all.  
It was beautiful and sunny earlier,  but its all clouded over now.

I've got all the dogs bedding in the wash,  now I am going to do the boring hoovering etc.  I have never enjoyed domestic tasks,  always been happier outside.
My daughter-in-law is the opposite and cleans everything she's already cleaned.   Even took cleaning stuff away on holiday with them to clean everything in the accommodation before she touched it.
Mind you,  she works in a hospital operating theatre,  so has to make sure everything is sterile I expect.

Be good . . . .