I hope I provided all necessary information, I can provide anything that might be needed to fix this. Package Name: chromium-browser/testing, now. 187 (Official Build) Built on Raspbian, running on Raspbian 10 (32-bit) OS: Raspberry Pi OS lite 32-bit (Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (Buster) armv7)Ĭhromium Version. I even reinstalled the entire OS the first day and not even that worked. Resetting browser to default settings via Settings > Advanced > Reset settings.ĭeleting ~/.config/chromium and ~/.cache/chromium. But google websites don't even ask me if I want to save. If there's a way to make it perform as good or better than chromium-browser I'd switch immediately.īrowser data is not set to clear automatically after closing. I tested firefox to see if it works there indeed in firefox I just stay logged into YouTube and Gmail.ĮDIT: I would use firefox but it seems to perform way worse than chromium-browser on the Raspberry Pi 3B+. Reddit, Twitter, Twitch, Discord all keep me logged in, so I think cookies work fine. I'm trying to use chromium-browser for my daily browsing but for some reason only on google website I won't stay logged in after restarting the browser. I've ran `sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade -y & sudo apt-get distr-upgrade -y` when first booting in so it should all be recent enough. User creation.I've made a fresh Raspberry Pi OS lite installation on my Raspberry Pi 3B+ rev. Wondering if I'm missing anything in the docs or if it's not possible for Android? I have seen mention of a remember-me param in the JS docs, but I can't see any equivalent for Android / Java. Also I have set the number of days the user is logged in to 21 in the Firebase console.
I am not logging out the user via the API. authClient.checkAuthStatus(new SimpleLoginAuthenticatedHandler()).
However, whenever I leave the app (even if only for a few seconds) the user is never logged in on my return i.e. Creation of users and subsequent login is all working fine. I'm using Firebase SimpleLogin to enable Email / Password authentication.
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