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I do most of browsing on my phone, but sometimes when I go to Dakka it initially lists me as logged out. When I click on anything though, such as Login or Signup it suddenly switches to being logged it. Its not a major hinderence beyond having to click an extra link to get to where I need but just something I thought I'd mention. For more information, I have the Dakka homepage (with a newsfeed style wall with pictures and threads on it) in my bookmarked sites and click that link, and I'm using an Android device (Samsung Galaxy S4) with fibre-optic broadband hub within 2 metres at all times, and connection speeds so fast you'd call me a liar if I told you what they were, so I doubt it's a connection issue. I clear my cache and cookies every 12 days as 4pm, and this happened today immediately after clearing the cache and despite reclearing it thrice it happened again when came here to write this post (ironically). The glitch occurs irregulsrly with no discernable rhyme or reason to what is causing it to happen that I can see.

Just a minor issue but thought it might be something to put on the to-do list (towards the bottom I'm sure).

What ISP do you use and do you use a proxy server at all (to the best of your knowledge?)

 legoburner wrote:
What ISP do you use and do you use a proxy server at all (to the best of your knowledge?)

BT (Infinity wifi hub) and as far as I know I'm not using a proxy.