[allowingtoo]

I tried to sign my sister in law up but she never got the confirmation email please pm me

[proconsul]

easily one of the best things I've ever done is to join mobilism. ease of use, plenty of content, and very secure, mobiles is the best deal on the web.

[Victoriana]

Can anyone tell me why I have to sign in every time I download anything not just once every session. This only started recently and it really bugs me.

[joee1976]

Can anyone tell me why I have to sign in every time I download anything not just once every session. This only started recently and it really bugs me.

I am also having the same problem and reported last week. So far nothing has been done yet and no solution. Seems to be affecting Chrome user only.

[accountant1usa]

Can anyone tell me why I have to sign in every time I download anything not just once every session. This only started recently and it really bugs me.

I am also having the same problem and reported last week. So far nothing has been done yet and no solution. Seems to be affecting Chrome user only.

I just noticed this also.

[danielk23]

this is due to the changes Chrome implemented with their handling of the samesite cookie attribute, because mbl don't set the flag on the cookie it's only allowed to be used on mblservices, so everytime you click download from mobilism itself its treating it as a new session i believe. Quick workaround would be for the admin team to modify the cookie to have the attribute samesite=none i believe?

[accountant1usa]

this is due to the changes Chrome implemented with their handling of the samesite cookie attribute, because mbl don't set the flag on the cookie it's only allowed to be used on mblservices, so everytime you click download from mobilism itself its treating it as a new session i believe. Quick workaround would be for the admin team to modify the cookie to have the attribute samesite=none i believe?

Thanks for the explanation!

[Victoriana]

this is due to the changes Chrome implemented with their handling of the samesite cookie attribute, because mbl don't set the flag on the cookie it's only allowed to be used on mblservices, so everytime you click download from mobilism itself its treating it as a new session i believe. Quick workaround would be for the admin team to modify the cookie to have the attribute samesite=none i believe?

Thanks from me as well. At least now I know it isn't something I've done or downloaded causing the problem

[uncouth]

this is due to the changes Chrome implemented with their handling of the samesite cookie attribute, because mbl don't set the flag on the cookie it's only allowed to be used on mblservices, so everytime you click download from mobilism itself its treating it as a new session i believe. Quick workaround would be for the admin team to modify the cookie to have the attribute samesite=none i believe?

Can admin please acknowledge and answer if this is going to be fixed?

[joee1976]

this is due to the changes Chrome implemented with their handling of the samesite cookie attribute, because mbl don't set the flag on the cookie it's only allowed to be used on mblservices, so everytime you click download from mobilism itself its treating it as a new session i believe. Quick workaround would be for the admin team to modify the cookie to have the attribute samesite=none i believe?

Thank you for the explanation:)

[Disk4mat]

We're working on the issue of having to constantly re-login brought about by the Chrome update.

[accountant1usa]

We're working on the issue of having to constantly re-login brought about by the Chrome update.

THANKS!

[Disk4mat]

The issue with having to re-login to Premium on Chrome should now be fixed.

EDIT: the fix will be reverted as we work on bugs it caused

[marooned2]

Also, no way I can stay logged in Chrome. It never happened before. No probs in IE, btw (which I'll be using till this gets fixed)

[iamgeef]

Wish I'd found this sooner, it was no brainer signing up tbh. 1 test with the trial account and I was sold.
Avoid all the sh!t that goes with trying to navigate file-sharing sites full of adware and it's so simple too.
Nice one folks!