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I tried today several time to sign in to enter Graphicriver website through Google chrome browser but I couldn’t. but I can sign in through Firefox and Internet Explorer normally.
I sign in successfully from Videhohive from Google chrome but when I switched to Graphicriver take me out (Sign out automatically)
Please advise
Thanks to all
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omar_almudaries said
I tried today several time to sign in to enter Graphicriver website through Google chrome browser but I couldn’t. but I can sign in through Firefox and Internet Explorer normally.I sign in successfully from Videhohive from Google chrome but when I switched to Graphicriver take me out (Sign out automatically)
Please advise
Thanks to all
I have the same thing – I try to login in Chrome and it just takes me back to homepage :/ I’ve cleaned all cookies etc. Firefox is ok.
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Still cannot log into any of the marketplaces using Chrome.
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rabidcarrot said
Hey infuse01,So you can’t currently log in to any of the marketplaces using chrome?
Mark
I can’t login with Chrome at all on one of my computers. The other works fine. I’ve cleared all caches and cookies.
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Anyone want to drop me one of their Support ticket numbers?
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phpdude said
I HATE to bring this up, but…I’ve just been logged out, and had to re log in, and then asked to change my password.
How exactly does it know that my password is weak? Is this based on time since it was last updated, or by actual strength of the password. If it’s by the strength of the password, how can it know it’s weak without 2 way encryption or storing of plain text passwords?
You have a good point there, unless it does a one off check on login.
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aaranmcguire said
phpdude saidYou have a good point there, unless it does a one off check on login.
I HATE to bring this up, but…I’ve just been logged out, and had to re log in, and then asked to change my password.
How exactly does it know that my password is weak? Is this based on time since it was last updated, or by actual strength of the password. If it’s by the strength of the password, how can it know it’s weak without 2 way encryption or storing of plain text passwords?
That’s exactly what it does. We store passwords hashed, so we can’t decrypt them.
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notahat said
aaranmcguire saidThat’s exactly what it does. We store passwords hashed, so we can’t decrypt them.
phpdude saidYou have a good point there, unless it does a one off check on login.
I HATE to bring this up, but…I’ve just been logged out, and had to re log in, and then asked to change my password.
How exactly does it know that my password is weak? Is this based on time since it was last updated, or by actual strength of the password. If it’s by the strength of the password, how can it know it’s weak without 2 way encryption or storing of plain text passwords?
Perfect, just thought I’d doubley make sure
