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Wednesday
Jul092008

Keep Your Cookies: Stay Logged In

DateJuly 9, 2008 at 1:39 PM by AuthorEsquireMac
What's worse than having to login to a website every time you visit it? Having to do it on your iPhone or iPod Touch.

For some reason, firmware 1.1.4 no longer retains your login information, meaning that every time you visit a site that requires a login (Google Reader, Facebook, Digg, etc...), you have to login again. Even if you just logged in a minute ago, you have to login again.

Apparently, there was a problem with the cookies.

iRemember is a lightweight hack that makes a few tweaks and tells you it's "safe to uninstall" before Installer even finishes cleaning up. Do you have a jailbroken iPhone or iPod touch with a foggy memory? Add http://repo.ispazio.net to your sources in Installer, refresh and search for iRemember. Your favorite web apps will give you a much warmer welcome.

via TUAW.

This, of course, assumes you have jailbroken your iPhone or iPod Touch.



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