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Music is cached even if I'm not logged into application.
I've noticed one strange thing: music is cached even when I don't log into application but it's not closed.
In other words, when my colleague starts music player, Last.fm application is also starts and shows login box, so if she don't close this Last.fm login box and just ignores it and continue to music player, all songs she listens to are stored to my account cache and next time I log in with my credentials they're submitted to my profile.
THAT IS WRONG! :(
In other words, when my colleague starts music player, Last.fm application is also starts and shows login box, so if she don't close this Last.fm login box and just ignores it and continue to music player, all songs she listens to are stored to my account cache and next time I log in with my credentials they're submitted to my profile.
THAT IS WRONG! :(
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?No this is right. You should use multiple users in Windows or whatever OS you are using to have user profile independancy.
Keeping the cache log to submit when there is an available network connection is a great feature.
I’m happy
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This solves the problem
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Do you understand that I'm not logged in 'Last.fm Scrobbler'?
If she doesn't close that window (either clicking on Cancel or cross) and leave it just as it appears without logging in with hers credentials, all played tracks are being cached to my profile. -
Inappropriate?Oh I understand now!
You didn't check Remember my password, to avoid auto-login, but it scrobbles at client re-launch.
Sorry for my misunderstanding.
They should indeed do something for those who want to simply 1. Logout (it's not even possible) and 2. Don't auto-login.
That's indeed a major flaw.
I’m not happy after all
