It seems to be back either when I log out or have been gone awhile
It will always auto fill though
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It will always auto fill though
A cookie issue? Re Log in requests went away for a few days on a new phone but they're back now. 
My IPad was doing this also. I cleared all the data and cookies and did a hard restart and it fixed it.
My problem disappeared several weeks ago. I assumed the admins fixed something in the background. Now I remain logged in unless I manually log myself out.
Firefox keeps me logged in just fine.
Now I keep getting warnings that the website may be fraudulent due to some sort of expired certificate. 
Google is holding up site owners with security certificate fees, not relevent to sites that don't conduct commerce.
I've been told those kind of warnings show up after going to porn sites.
This site always warns me that it is not secure when i sign in.........
Pics of the security icon warning in the search bar
Also have tracking on. Shows what it is supposed to stop tracking me........
Pics of the security icon warning in the search bar
Also have tracking on. Shows what it is supposed to stop tracking me........
Ok I just updated IOS on my iPad and iPhone and I’m getting the warning as others have posted above. So just ignore and stay logged in or better to log out each time?
Ok I logged out and logged back in and warning is gone. Tried with both remember my log in and without. Result is the same - no more warning. Go figure?
I’m now getting this on both my Mac (Safari) and PC (Google) machines.
iPad log in works ok however......wiered.
You'll always get the not secure warning when browsing the http version of the site. Change it to https:// and it'll go away. With the update, I'll force every page to automatically use the https version, since that's what Google is basically forcing all sites to do, even though it's slower.
I went ahead and forced the HTTPS connection this morning. If anyone has any problems, let me know. This might also help with cookie issues and getting logged out, but time will tell.
The SSL certificates auto-renew when they expire, so those certificate warnings you guys were seeing were probably browser cache issues that should have resolved themselves fairly quickly. You can always check it by opening the site with a different browser or device you haven't used to access the site in a while.
Anyone interested in testing, see this: https://www.xs650.com/threads/software-upgrade-testing.60958/
