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There seems to be a problem whereby I can't add a comment to an existing thread.

I'm logged in but when I go to last post on any thread, I don't get the editor screen. At the same time the logged in flag at the top RHS of the screen prompts me to log in despite already showing on other screens as me being logged in.

Additionally, the counter doesn't seem to be updating. E.G. a post will show 4 updates but when I go into the post I can only see two.

This happens when logged in as myself, Steve Wright, or as Carrotland AR.

Thanks

Steve W, Norfolk AR

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Apple Support page.

But you could try File... New Private Window first. I'm not an expert on that but I think it might then ignore previous stuff while you're in that window. Anyone?

Have you got another account on the same Mac? (BTW I put a vanilla Admin account on all of the Macs that I support, saves a lot of time with problems like this.)

Jonathan

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Tried File>New Window - No joy. It did something, in that all posts were flagged as new. However, there was still no edit window at the end of any Chitchat post.

However! I Did: Safari> Preferences> Manage Website data> Select Lotus7 club> Delete all

This has cleared the condition.

Useful, but frightening how many website are in the list. Wonder what would happen if I removed them all............

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Well done.

... but frightening how many website are in the list. Wonder what would happen if I removed them all............

Some people do every so often, some don't... you won't do any great harm doing it through that Safari dialog box. 

Jonathan

PS: The quick test I was suggesting was File... New Private Window, not File... New Window.

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File... New Private Window, not File... New Window.

Oops, must break the "speed read" habit. No harm done, but will try that next time. Thanks

Thanks Jonathan and Tony for your help and suggestions.

I'll clear mine down when I get a mo. I'm not worried about the staying logged in bit. Presumably stored passwords on the Macbook will remain?

Thnaks again

Steve W

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Presumably stored passwords on the Macbook will remain?

That was the bit about which I was uncertain. I don't fully understand the difference between using Safari and using Keychain to manage passwords. Some cookies might store usernames and passwords in which case deleting the cookie will lose them. 

Tony?

You won't lose any Keychain passwords.

Jonathan

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