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287 ExcellentAbout Andy Millne
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Administrator & Code Entomologist
- Birthday 04/10/1983
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http://www.bedlington.co.uk/
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Sure. This is a public community, post away and any members that can help will. The History Hollow forum is a good place to start with any questions on that topic. https://www.bedlington.co.uk/forums/forum/14-history-hollow/
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https://www.bedlington.co.uk/profile/2953-keith-lockey/ Keith sadly passed away in 2015
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Info > About Bedlington > Sixtownships
Andy Millne replied to Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)'s topic in Chat Central
It looks like they let the sixtownships website domain name expire. I have removed the link and added one to Past Times History Group in its place. Thanks for pointing this out.- 1 reply
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Bedlington.co.uk 2021 Refresh
Andy Millne replied to Andy Millne's topic in Public Notices & Announcements
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I have made the defaults a bit more aggressive. These will apply to new members.
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I have made some more updates to the site for 2021. Generally the look & feel has been cleaned up and compatibility with mobile devices has been improved further. There are still a couple of things being worked on due in the next couple of months.
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Incidentally storing all your passwords in plain text in a spreadsheet is a very bad idea. 😉 What you need is a password manager such as LastPass or 1password. Next best is your os/browser password manager (what you are doing when you opt to save usernames and passwords after logging in). The difference between this and a spreadsheet is the passwords are stored encrypted protected by your primary password. https://www.getsafeonline.org/protecting-yourself/passwords/
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It sounds like your browser is automatically deleting cookies when you close it. The “remember me” functionality on websites relies on cookies being allowed to persist between sessions. If the login cookie is deleted you get logged out. which browser are you using? It could be the browser settings themselves or an extension.
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Yes it's an option in the privacy menu when creating an album.