I use nytimes.com as my homepage. Also, I use Salon Premium
(subscriber version) a lot. I've never had the problem you're
describing and I use Safari so I wonder if the problem is caused by
something else.
Sorry not to be able to help.
On 11 May 2005, at 9:37 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 11/05/05 08:18, Nima at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have noticed that with my Safari each time I go to a page to which
only subscribers have access, e.g., nytimes.com, blogger.com etc...,
Safari does not allow me to automatically log in and proceed. Rather
it takes me to the log-in page where my user ID and password appear
(they have been saved) and I have to press on the "enter" button. If
I close Safari, I will have to do this again. Cookies are enabled for
all pages.
Any ideas? It gets irritating after a few times.
I think I've read somewhere that it has to do with the way they
build their
web page. I am not positively sure, but I think I read on
MacOSXHints.com
how to circumvent those sites that block the Safari (and other
browsers)
password retrieval...
-Laurent.
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