Anyone know the answer to this?

[dave nz]

On certain betting sites such as 5dimes.com/tracking/Affiliate.asp?AffID=AF000189&mediaTypeID=220&AffUrlID=229" target="_blank">5dimes, BJ, pinny, Bookmaker.com/?cmpid=4437" target="_blank">Bookmaker etc etc.....when u are logged in, are doing something else and it logs u out after a short time....you then have to log back in to continue what you were doing, which is abit of a pain in the ass.

Anyone know is there any settings u can adjust so there it will never log u out of any site?
Is there any way around this?

[rjb1816]

can just have it save ur password on your computer and then its a matter of like 2 clicks...its a setting with the site itself, not something you can control on your end i dont think

[dave nz]

Originally Posted by rjb1816

can just have it save ur password on your computer and then its a matter of like 2 clicks...its a setting with the site itself, not something you can control on your end i dont think

Yeah I do, do that. Understand why the sites do it for security reasons, but on one of my computers no one ever uses it but me.
They should have an option so u can always stay logged in.

If they are worried about security what they need to do is make u enter your password everytime u want to place a bet or use the cashier. I would rather that than be logged out all the time for being idle for 10 mins.....

[dave nz]

The Greek does it....more should JMO.

[Kramer]

This GreaseMonkey script should work to keep you logged in at almost any sportsbook.

What makes this script different is that it doesn't do a simple autorefresh, but rather makes a HEAD request every 5 minutes of the last frame (or the entire page if no frames exist) on the page.

By only submitting a HEAD request, the amount of data that's actually transmitted is extremely small (on the order of 300-400 bytes). The 5 minute timer is reset every time any page is requested from the site.

This script should effectively keep you logged-in to any HTTP-based site (sportsbook or otherwise, it most likely won't work properly with HTTPS sites) that times you out after a period of inactivity. It should do this without interfering in any way with your browsing

To install, you'll need the the FireFox add-in GreaseMonkey

install the add-in by clicking the "Install Now" button, then restart Firefox and install

(If you want to uninstall, go to Tools/Manage User Scripts, select "Stay Logged-In", and click Uninstall.)

To add new sportsbooks, you'll want to right click on the GreaseMonkey icon at the bottom right of your FireFox browser window (the icon that looks kind of similar to Donkey Kong), select "Manage User Scripts ..." and select "Stay Logged-In To Any Book" from the left panel.

Under "Included Pages" window click "Add" and then enter the url of the book twice

[dhunter]

any site that involves finances will not allow you to log on indefinitely

[revnecro1273]

poker clients allow you to be logged in indefintely...not sure why sportsbooks cant do the same thing

[revnecro1273]

Originally Posted by dave nz

The Greek does it....more should JMO.

sportsbook dot com does as well

[dave nz]

Originally Posted by Kramer

This GreaseMonkey script should work to keep you logged in at almost any sportsbook.

What makes this script different is that it doesn't do a simple autorefresh, but rather makes a HEAD request every 5 minutes of the last frame (or the entire page if no frames exist) on the page.

By only submitting a HEAD request, the amount of data that's actually transmitted is extremely small (on the order of 300-400 bytes). The 5 minute timer is reset every time any page is requested from the site.

This script should effectively keep you logged-in to any HTTP-based site (sportsbook or otherwise, it most likely won't work properly with HTTPS sites) that times you out after a period of inactivity. It should do this without interfering in any way with your browsing

To install, you'll need the the FireFox add-in GreaseMonkey

install the add-in by clicking the "Install Now" button, then restart Firefox and install

(If you want to uninstall, go to Tools/Manage User Scripts, select "Stay Logged-In", and click Uninstall.)

To add new sportsbooks, you'll want to right click on the GreaseMonkey icon at the bottom right of your FireFox browser window (the icon that looks kind of similar to Donkey Kong), select "Manage User Scripts ..." and select "Stay Logged-In To Any Book" from the left panel.

Under "Included Pages" window click "Add" and then enter the url of the book twice

Thanks for that, I'll look into it.