Unlike some other places that use jew-owned services to track you, Poal doesn't use/have any of this shit.
The one and only thing used to remember you (session token) and your day/grey/dark mode settings is a simple cookie.
The session token is set to expire 365 days after its creation.
The only reason why OP is having that issue is because the browser is deleting the cookie for some un-poal-related reason.
It could be an ad-block extension or an antivirus app (false positive) doing that.
Unlike some other places that use jew-owned services to track you, Poal doesn't use/have any of this shit.
The one and only thing used to remember you (session token) and your day/grey/dark mode settings is a simple cookie.
The session token is set to expire 365 days after its creation.
The only reason why OP is having that issue is because the browser is deleting the cookie for some un-poal-related reason.
It could be an ad-block extension or an antivirus app (false positive) doing that.
For sure, I'm just saying that more than just the Tor browser has this behavior.
For sure, I'm just saying that more than just the Tor browser has this behavior.
That behavior is a default feature of Tor Browser, it's not for the other browsers as you have to go to their settings and enable it yourself.
That behavior is a default feature of Tor Browser, it's not for the other browsers as you have to go to their settings and enable it yourself.
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