Stay Logged In: New User Question

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New users can stay logged in to the forums by selecting the "keep me logged in" checkbox during the login process. This feature allows for a more convenient experience, as it eliminates the need to log in repeatedly throughout the day. If the option is missed, users will need to log in each time they visit. Overall, the forum supports a stay-logged-in feature for user convenience. This functionality enhances the user experience for those who prefer continuous access.
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I'm new here. Typically I don't log in and out of the Forums I work during the day, I just stay logged in. Is there a way to do that here? If not, no big deal, it's just more convenient for me.

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There's a "keep me logged in" checkbox in the login dialog.
 
During login there should be a checkbox for staying logged in.
 
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