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Hi all, I've noticed my log in details remain on the browser so they re-fill after clearing cache and everything else. Using FF. No other website does this, so I'm wondering why this is and how to fix it.
Also, where is the log out icon?
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Most likely you inadvertently saved your FIO credentials once when you logged onto the site.
If you want to removed your credentials in FireFox:
go to Options --> Privacy & Security. Under Logins and Passwords click on "Saved Logins...", look for futures.io, select it and click on Remove.
Make sure you're on FIO homepage (if unsure, just click on the futures.io logo), scroll down at the bottom. The log out button is on the bottom-right corner.
Adding to what @xplorer said, by default you stay logged in to FIO all the time, unless you deliberately log off. If you want to be off, then use the logout button when you leave.
This is the kind of thing where people sometimes say, "This is feature, not a bug." For example, I want to just have it open up whenever I want to see what's going on, without logging in each time. But I don't share this computer with anyone either, and this is the most convenient thing for me. If you don't want this behavior, you'll have to physically log out.
Bob.
When one door closes, another opens.
-- Cervantes, Don Quixote
For example, I want to just have it open up whenever I want to see what's going on, without logging in each time. But I don't share this computer with anyone either, and this is the most convenient thing for me. If you don't want this behavior, you'll have to physically log out.