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Problem with logging into the browser after frequently turning on the computer.

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alexis67ru

When I frequently turn off my computer using the system unit's power button, meaning a quick shutdown, after several such shutdowns, when I launch the browser, I'm prompted to log in again. Bookmarks that weren't synced disappear. And I'm also logged out of all the websites I was logged into, forcing me to log in again. Cachyos Linux.

When I frequently turn off my computer using the system unit's power button, meaning a quick shutdown, after several such shutdowns, when I launch the browser, I'm prompted to log in again. Bookmarks that weren't synced disappear. And I'm also logged out of all the websites I was logged into, forcing me to log in again. Cachyos Linux.

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You could try to Repair Your Current Profile Database. Since this has already happened multiple times, your current profile might have lingering corruption. In Firefox, you could: - Click the three horizontal lines (menu) in the top right. - Go to Help > More Troubleshooting Information. - Scroll down to the Place Database section and click the Verify Integrity button.

This will scan, reindex, and repair your local storage files. Hope that helps!

Thanks. I checked the integrity. How pressing a single button could fix anything is unclear. I tested it for four days, and it seemed to stop logging out of the browser. But one problem persisted. When I launched a game from Steam, I minimized it, launched Firefox, and then went to YouTube. When I started watching any video, the screen immediately went blank, a message appeared on the monitor saying the device would go into standby mode in 5 seconds, and the fans in the system unit started screaming at full volume. I tested it in Chrome browsers, and this problem didn't occur.

When I frequently turn off my computer using the system unit's power button,

Do you mean the GUI power or the physical button.

What Linux are you using ?

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