Google Chrome browser uses your Google email account to enable sign-in. This allows you to save the passwords for various websites. Using cookies, the browser remembers the passwords you use for these sites. So you do not have to log in repeatedly whenever you access the websites. Even if you quit Chrome, you still stay logged in to them. Sometimes, users complain that they get logged out of Google Chrome when they close the browser. This can be irritating as you have to look for passwords for various websites you use and log in every time you access them.
In this guide, I have put up some troubleshooting methods to help you fix this issue. Usually, this problem may arise due to a bug in the Chrome browser software. There can be some issues due to many junk files in the browser cache, which needs refreshing. Also, if you have not enabled cookies, the browser may log you out of the websites. Besides, you have to ensure the cookies are not set to get cleared once you quit Chrome. Then you will be logged out of the websites. This guide will cover all these aspects, and you can tweak the settings on your browser. So, let’s dive into the guide.
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Getting Logged Out of Google Chrome: Troubleshoot
First, try to reboot the system. Maybe you just installed some updates and did not restart your PC. That may have some effect on the applications. So, Chrome may log you out due to that. Close or save the active work that you are doing and restart your PC. Now, check whether the issue has been fixed or not.
Check Cookie Settings on Chrome
First, you need to check that cookies are enabled for all websites you access and log in to. Also, you must ensure that cookies are not set to clear out once you leave a website or Chrome browser.
- Launch Chrome browser
- Go to Settings > In the Search Settings type cookies and other site data.
- As the option shows up in the result, tap on it to expand it
- On the next screen, there is an option Allow All Cookies. Tap on it.
