i set up a webui for qbittorrent and everyting is great, however, i would like for it to sign me out when i reload the page. i can achieve this by manually clearing cookies, but i was hoping for a better way. blocking cookies completely doesnt let me log in. i dont want to clear all cookies upon closing ff either....
Not exactly what you’ve asked for but within settings webui there is a session timeout you could set to 60 seconds or even less I think, for me it doesn’t stop my active session but if I close the browser and revisit after the time set I have to login again.
I’ve created a community that I thought may be useful to some of you /c/pcreleasesIt’s currently locked and contains a post per day containing any Windows/Mac/Linux releases as a roundup along with some repacker releases....
In the world of file sharing, BitTorrent has long been hailed as the go-to protocol for its efficient initial distribution capabilities. However, when it comes to maintaining availability and ensuring the longevity of shared files, BitTorrent falls short. There are several alternative platforms that make it much easier to share...
You can rename through the client but it would be nice if the clients could also use a hash, then when it detects a file is missing it could just scan the dir for a matching file automatically.
not exactly the right magazine, but yall use torrents a lot. how do i make qbit webui not kep me signed in? (kbin.social)
i set up a webui for qbittorrent and everyting is great, however, i would like for it to sign me out when i reload the page. i can achieve this by manually clearing cookies, but i was hoping for a better way. blocking cookies completely doesnt let me log in. i dont want to clear all cookies upon closing ff either....
Daily cracked games round up
I’ve created a community that I thought may be useful to some of you /c/pcreleasesIt’s currently locked and contains a post per day containing any Windows/Mac/Linux releases as a roundup along with some repacker releases....
Why I Would Never Seed a Torrent
In the world of file sharing, BitTorrent has long been hailed as the go-to protocol for its efficient initial distribution capabilities. However, when it comes to maintaining availability and ensuring the longevity of shared files, BitTorrent falls short. There are several alternative platforms that make it much easier to share...