The whole thing is, I never was arguing against your point.
I was just saying there's not much incentive to do anything about it.
Logins from multiple IPs
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No, it doesn't. If someone has your password, they'll be logged on as you anyway. The only thing that'll happen to you is that you'll be logged out, and chances are you won't notice this and will just log back in. Repeat for other person.SQ wrote:But doing this increases the chance that someone other than you can log in as you at the same time as you.
I usually have my laptop next to my desktop. When my desktop is busy with a large processing job (90% of the time, it's doing something that requires the full attention of the CPU), I don't want to draw time doing Web tasks. Thus, I'll switch to the laptop. And so on.Why do you need to switch between computers/connections while logged in, anyway?
I usually download new videos from the Golden Donut. You need to be logged in to do that.Most of the stuff you do on the org, you don't have to be logged in to do...
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Re: Logins from multiple IPs
Yeah, this should be fixed... Bugs me, too.BogoSort wrote:Is it unreasonable to get the main portion of the site to allow being logged in from multiple clients at once? I, for one, would certainly enjoy the ability to be able to browse the site on multiple computers at once.
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