I am a little puzzled as to how people sign or log out from a discourse forum on a public computer. I may have missed something, but I have not been able to find a way, Given the way browsers save previous URLs, I really want to be sure that if I have left the public library, I can be sure I have si…

There’s also a keyboard shortcut for this: shift+z shift+z But that won’t eliminate URLs from the browser history. For that you should really be using incognito/privacy mode within the browser itself.

On a public pc, always use incognito/Private browsing mode. Here is an article you might find interesting: [image] How to go incognito in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari While incognito mode in any of the big four web browsers offers a measure of privacy, it doesn’t completely hide y…

[image] It’s here on the avatar menu.

There was a discussion about some users having troubles finding the logout button where it is. OP seems to be one of them. Hopefully, once you know, you know. [image] A click too many: logging out UX Most settings menus have a log out link visible in the main …

Brill!. We can sort the rest out, but that is the key

Wow that was hard to find but I did. I don’t think it should be so difficult. Perhaps there should be something in settings to allow an administrator to allow a button to appear.

Sign or log out of a discourse forum from a public computer

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IAmGav (Gavin Perch) July 27, 2020, 9:06pm 2

On a public pc, always use incognito/Private browsing mode.

Here is an article you might find interesting:

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Sign or log out of a discourse forum from a public computer

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