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How do I automatically sign into Gmail?
Stay signed in or out of your Google Account
- Make sure cookies are turned on.
- If your cookies are turned on, clear your browser’s cache.
- Make sure you’re using the latest version of your browser.
- Use a browser like Chrome to remember passwords for you.
- If you use 2-Step Verification, add trusted computers.
How do I get Gmail to remember my login?
How to Make Gmail Remember Your Email in Chrome
- Click the ‘More’ icon on the top-right of the Chrome window (three horizontal dots).
- Select ‘Settings. ‘
- Click ‘Passwords’ under the ‘Autofill’ section.
- Find Gmail in the ‘Never Saved’ section and hit the ‘X’ button next to it.
What’s the Best Short URL for Gmail login?
What short URL can I type in so that I always get to a Email + Password login screen for Gmail? Here is my problem – In Chrome, when I enter gmail.com into the address bar, I am redirected to a different page. Many times I am not directed to the same exact page, even if I do it within the same minute on the same browser, in the same session.
How to get to my Gmail login screen?
Sometimes I get redirected to the following URL where I must then click “Sign In” at the top. However, today I got redirected to something like the first URL (I didn’t copy it) where I was presented with an **Email input box only* (no Password input). It broke my login manager (KeePass + chromeIPass).
Can I form a direct URL to a particular Gmail account?
Javascript bookmarklets would be acceptable, but anything involving a plugin or add-on is not acceptable. Seems to work quite fine for me. Yes, once you are logged in, you can simply use your email address instead of the [number] in your URL. For example: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/[email protected]; this also works for Google Apps domains.
Why do I keep getting the Gmail login page?
It broke my login manager (KeePass + chromeIPass). I tried the experiment over and over for a few minutes and kept getting this single-input signin page. Then, it went away. Google presents a normal login screen when I spoof Chrome’s User Agent to make the site (accounts.google.com) think that Chrome is IE9.