Check the related chrome settings under the content settings like the capture bellow.Brave Browser: A New Way of Browsing the Internet.

Try without your extensions, disable them temporarily start any site session, restart the browser and check if the session is still active.

Check if you have any application like bleachbit that would clear the cache/cookie.

Check if your keyring (gnome/kde) is unlocked and accessible for Brave/Chrome also note that this system can be disable with chrome -password-store=basic the browser will use classic profile storage for it's cookies and saved passwords (saved datas will be accessibles on the profile folder so this may introduce a security weakness).

Awsome cookie manager is meant to manage the browser cookie, you can as well backup and restore your cookies, doing so will restore any previously active session during the backup.

Chrome store the cookies on the desktop keyring, if it is not accessible the cookies can not be loaded.

Cookies settings on the chrome settings under the content settings (like shown on the capture bellow).

An extension that is meant to clear the cache/cookie like cookie auto delete.

if the session is lost on restart/reboot that does mean that the cookies are cleared.Ĭookies can be cleared automatically with: Haven't seen this issue so far.Īny browser keep your session active with the cookies. My guess that this has something to do with the keyring? I've also noticed - git no longer recognizes GPG key and pinentry would ask to enter a password (which normally gets stored). I'm thinking, maybe there's some sort of grace period after which things get reset. I'll watch my system for a few days, maybe this fixes it.

I'm not sure what's causing it and I can't reproduce it. The hardest thing about it - it doesn't happen all the time. ~/.xinitrcĮval $(/usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon -start -components=pkcs11,secrets,ssh)Īnd did that. Upd: I found the following thing on Arch wiki. I think this may have to do something with the system keyring, or maybe something else. Sometimes, when I kill my browser, reboot, exit the browser normally, etc., basically whenever I restart my WM session (I'm using StumpWM, which by itself has nothing to do with this issue) the browser 'forgets' that I was logged in, and that forces me log in back to every website, and some of them have OTP enabled, and that's utterly annoying and time wasting.

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