How do I keep Yahoo mail from making me sign in so often?
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At the sign in page, you should clivk on the remeber my id  on this computer box. I would only click on that if it is your personal computer. Otherwise, by clcking that, you do not need to sign in your name , just go straight ahead.
457452
You could just delete it. But to keep it from loading automatically, open up Messenger, go to preferences and uncheck the box "automatically start Yahoo messenger" Also, never use the option "remmeber my password". ALWAYS leave the box unchecked so you have to put your password in every time.
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If you are using Yahoo Mail, then be sure that you are checking the box when you login for it to remember your user name and password.  This will store your login information as a cookie so that you don't have to keep entering it over and over.  However, after a certain time frame it will automatically require you to verify your password again as a security precaution.  You can change the amount of time that passes before it prompts for your password again by changing your settings.  Also, if you delete your cookies then the next time you go to check your email you will have to manually enter your password.
213746
you can't. it's part of your account, so you DO have to sign in.
115222
just stop signing in and it will eventually cease to exist
226658
It's because your email has alot of activity. It's a security thing. Sometimes it's just checking your capabilities or trying to minimize spam. who knows? Have you asked Yahoo?
725679
On the sign in page there is a link that you can click to allow you more time. It is your settings that you need to change. Also, you can check the box that says "keep me signed in on this computer."
168530
If you haven't closed your Internet browser window and navigate away from and then back to your Yahoo mail you'll still be signed in. Usually if you close the window it will automatically sign you out but your cookie settings could also have something to do with it.
1031143
Sign out... Then Sign back in
731265
once you sign out of your email account ... you might want to clear your browser cache, history and cookies... from the computer you are using... this is especially a good practice to do if you are using a computer at a cafe or library...\nthe emails (browser pages) are collected in the temporary internet files/folder (some collect in the Temp folder) which will be deleted if you clear the browser cache as I mentioned above
49544
You logged in on another computer.. like in a cafe.. and clicked REMEMBER PASSWORD. so everytime Yahoo gets started on that other machine it logs you out.. I suggest change your password.
105826
It all depends, on how long, you have it set for..When you sign into yahoo, there is a setting, asking you, how much time should elapse, before they will ask you for your password again..The longest is 24 hours.. This is for your protection, so no one else will be able, to use your account, unless you sign out..If somebody else, wants to use your computer, to read there email, they will have to sign in, under there own name, and password..Hope this helps..
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First of all, make sure that when you login to Yahoo you check the box to remember your password.  This creates a cookie on your computer that stores your user name and password so you don't have to enter it over and over.  Second, make sure that you are not manually deleting your cookies, and that you don't have any software on your computer that automatically removes your cookies every 4 hours.  Deleting your cookies would cause you to have to enter your user name and password again, even if you select the option to have it automatically remembered for you.  Third, check the time frame you have set up for password prompting.  This is the amount of time that can pass before Yahoo requires you to verify your password again.  Even if you check the box to have your password remembered, every so often it asks you again to make sure you are still you.  Try increasing the time frame to the maximum.
399314
change your password often
679600
Must be your settings.  How often did you request it to ask you for your password?
1052292
Well, if you want to access your email, they ask you for your password every day I believe, unfortunately. If you're just looking to access your MyYahoo! page, then it keeps you logged in for a long time.
101814
If you don't share your computer, try clicking on "remember user" so you won't be prompted to log in everytime..\n\n...or, go to "my account" > "change password" > "member information" then change the settings for "prompt for password"\n\n:-)