Marc - I just duplicated the problem on a different computer:
Windows 10
did a "restart"
opened Chrome
the TK icon was blue
I clicked on the icon and everything is active
and get this, even after this I went to my gmail and had to log into gmail, so TK is deadly here (if it were somehow a 'sleep'; gmail would probably not have needed a new logon)
Ok so you reproduce this on both browsers (Firefox and Chrome) on both systems, correct?
Are you able to confirm if you are using the desktop standalone app opening the logins launchpad on the desktop or on the browser tab?
Thanks,
Marc D.
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Marc - I just tried this on a different PC. Did a full shut-down, restart ... Chrome opened to where I had closed it (i.e. my gmail, etc), the TK icon was blue ... but, this time I did have to logon to TK.
Is there a difference between the shutdown and start vs just a "restart" like I did on the other PC? I thought clicking on "retart" did a full rebooting - perhaps not.
This PC is Windows10, not with the latest upgrade (the earlier one had that latest).
I am getting confused, can you please confirm the following:
1- Since there should not be difference between shutting down and restarting, on how many computers where you are seeing the issue have you restarted the system?
2- On these computers you restarted did you tested on both browsers: Chrome and Firefox?
3- Are you using a True Key on the desktop and opening on the desktop or as an extension first opening on a browser tab?
4- Finally, the blue True Key you see right after you restarted the system might be a lesser problem if you need to log in to True Key.
Please let me know if upon restarting the system/s, you see the icon blue without logging into True Key and on which browsers, and if you have to log in to True Key on then or you could just open them without logging in.
Thanks,
Marc D.
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