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Which cookie to save to avoid GitHub two-factor authentication?
For whatever reason, saving the cookies from github.com now works as you would expect, and I don't have to re-enter a verification code every time I start my browser. I don't know what changed.
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Do sites know my name when I'm signed in to Google?
When you sign in using Google on any site, Google sends back the following data to the site:
Your name (Display name)
Your email ID
Your profile picture (Actually it's a url to your profile picture)
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How do I automatically sign out of Gmail but keep my two-factor authentication remembering my computer between browser sessions?
I'm afraid you can't have your cake and eat it too. How will Google know it's the same computer? Even if it is, how will they know it's you're user account? They can't rely on IP address, because ...
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How to get YouTube comments working in Firefox without 3rd party cookies enabled and wihout enable cookies for google.com
The four exceptions I use are...
google.com
plus.google.com
apis.google.com
plus.googleapis.com
Just be sure, though, that if you run any type of browser cleaners (or cleaners that can clean out ...
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