What's the deal with the new sign in?  Now a two step process and my info will not longer auto fill.
 
Anybody know?
 
Thanks.

that would probably be a personal PC thing im guessing.
I don't have that problem here, but it should be noted, I haven't logged in for almost a week because im always logged in.
so if its something new happening, I haven't noticed it. 
 
 
however, if sign in has changed, I would think I would need to re log in.

chuckebaby
that would probably be a personal PC thing im guessing.
I don't have that problem here, but it should be noted, I haven't logged in for almost a week because im always logged in.
so if its something new happening, I haven't noticed it. 
 
 
however, if sign in has changed, I would think I would need to re log in.

Thanks Chuck.  Yes, the sign in has changed.  Enter your user name, click OK, then enter your password.  Two different pages.  I'm curious why this hasn't been mentioned.  My browser settings have not changed so I'm guessing that Cake has changed the way the sign in works.  I don't even see an option to stay logged in anymore.
 
Of course, they could be trying to tell me something and I'm not sharp enough to figure it out!  LOL

A two-step logon process is being utilized by lots of sites these days, as I understand it - as a better security protection.  I don't know if that would be the reason Cakewalk may have done this (I am always logged on too, so I don't recall seeing this yet, either).
 
I guess I will log off and back on later today and see what happens.
 
Bob Bone
 

Hey Brother,
I just logged out and you're right: it is a two step process, but as soon as I started typing my log in name, it auto filled. I hit OK, it went to the 2nd page asking for my password, but gave me the option to "Use password for joel77?" I clicked on that and it auto filled my password. I have saved that combination to my computer in the past. Not sure if that's what allowed it to auto fill or not.
And I'm staying logged in after exiting and returning to the forum site, as it's always done.
Don't know if any of this info helps you or not.