As soon as I boot up, I click on my email icon in the system tray and
check my email.
But I cannot keep my Google Home Page up. It asks me to log in every
time I click on
Gmail Home Page.
Until just a few days ago, I did not have to do this.
Immediately upon booting up, my Google Personalized Home Page would
appear without me having to log in to it and I was able to check mail
right away too!

Did something change with Google that I am missing?

EMAIL REMOVED wrote:
> As soon as I boot up, I click on my email icon in the system tray and
> check my email.
> But I cannot keep my Google Home Page up. It asks me to log in every
> time I click on
> Gmail Home Page.
> Until just a few days ago, I did not have to do this.
> Immediately upon booting up, my Google Personalized Home Page would
> appear without me having to log in to it and I was able to check mail
> right away too!
>
> Did something change with Google that I am missing?

Google uses cookies to save settings. Your cookies for Google might
have corrupted, so try to delete your cookies for Google, and also make
sure your web browser and security software still allow cookies and
JavaScript for Google.

When you have deleted your cookies, you need to select the "Remember me
on this computer" again when you sign into the Google Personalized
Homepage (and remember to not to click the "Sign out" link when you
stop using Google Personalized Homepage, simply close the browser
window).

If that doesn't help, another solution is to use Google Talk to sign
into Gmail by clicking the Gmail icon or "Inbox" option in Google Talk
and then to click the "Google" link at the top left hand side of the
Gmail page.