Nothing's blocking that necessarily but because I have a few accounts signed in it'll stop and prompt which account to relogin with, while things like Gmail will remain logged in as long as the chrome session does in the account I want, which is like 30 days.
That period of inactivity should be configurable. I'd set it to keep me logged in because it's unnecessary to keep logging me out
Again, same as jason wrote:
"Nothing's blocking that necessarily but because I have a few accounts signed in it'll stop and prompt which account to relogin with, while on other websites i stay logged in which includes the old community as well."
But for me it very looks like the site has a problem maybe with the website login cookie or so which means every time after X minutes the website forces to choose the account i want to use for login (again).
I took the image, added it to my logo in Figma, and then hosted it on my website to link to here.
<img src="https://your.logo/logo.png" width="200px" />Use HTML in the signature, as above @Moombas
Oh and I can confirm the new size is just enough, thank you!
Even i tried it with "width" before as well now it seem to work.
Thanks a lot.
Ps.: But it would be still nice to link such things directly because both systems are from Google so it could be possible.
Indeed a subtitle or badge next to the username with the certification would be cool.
That's what i mean and makes it even more nice if someone has done the certification it's just displayed here (if same account is used).
@Lizzie : Feedback regarding login/session time: I think it's ok now (still not the best, i would prefer it to be ~8h so it fits the entire working day).
Something different: I would like to be able to edit own posts longer than just some time. Wouldn't it be possible to enable this as long as no one has posted a comment afterwards (or started answering)?
Session changes haven't made any positive impact for me. Every time I visit the site I'm logged out. It reauths quick at least but it's always an extra two clicks to engage.
Also, it hides older replies behind a "load older replies" which seems unnecessary. It makes scrolling back through older replies clunky
As of today there's disparity between the WYSIWYG editor and the posted reply relating to line breaks. If I hit enter in the editor it creates a new line directly below, but in the resulting post it's a new paragraph. I've had to edit a couple posts to fix that formatting.
Previously it reflected the new paragraph in the editor with a consistent space, and I knew if I wanted to just do a line break I could shift+enter to do so, which is normal in other editors too. Now it's inconsistent
