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Account
Your name, the browsers you have used, and logging out of this one.
Settings, Account: who you are, and where you have been signed in
Three things live here. Manage account opens your details, including your Display name, the name other people see on a shared collection. Log out this device signs this browser out and no other. Recently used from lists the browsers this account has been used from, with the one you are reading this in marked this browser.
Display name
The name on your replies and on the people list of any room you are in. Change it under Manage account; the change shows everywhere at once, and signing in again later does not overwrite it.
Log out this device
Ends the session in this browser only. Other browsers where you are signed in stay signed in, and nothing is lost: sign in again and your collections are where you left them.
Recently used from
Each browser that has opened this account, with when it was last used. A browser you do not recognise is a reason to write to [email protected]; a session that is not used for a month ends on its own.
Questions
Account
Can I change the email on the account?
Write to [email protected]. The address is the account, so it is a change we make by hand and confirm with you.
Can I log out everywhere at once?
Not from this row; it logs out this browser. A session elsewhere ends when it is logged out there, or after a month unused.
How do I close the account?
Write to [email protected] and a person handles it. The account and its contents go, and any credit left on it ends with them, so spend it first; Credit has the rule.
More in this chapter
- GeneralLanguage, dark mode, and what the counter shows while it thinks.
- Top upBuying credit, where it lands, and how long it takes.
- What things costHow a turn is priced, where to see it, and what three finished pages run to.
- UsageWhat this month has cost so far, and where it went.
- CreditWhat credit is, how long it lasts, and what happens when a charge is wrong.
- FeedbackReporting a problem with a screenshot, and the credit a confirmed report earns.