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Subject: Re: Getting logged out of applications using Fluid (SSBs)/Webkit
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Yes, it started happening to me as soon as I upgraded to 10.5.6.  I
also upgraded to Safari 3.2.1 (5525.27.1) in the same system update,
so I can't confirm if it's one or the other.

Just some more notes, in case it's helpful:

I do get the logout problem in Facebook, but I'm also getting strange
Gmail functionality.  After some period of time, it appears to think
I'm offline (I get a Google's javascript "not connected, retrying in
60 seconds" message).  And then other times Gmail.app just displays
"Bad Request Error 400".  I need to restart the app (reload or new
window doesn't help).  This started happening right after my update,
so I can only conclude it's just a different manifestation of the same
problem.

HTH,
--Ben

On Dec 30, 11:03=A0pm, todd.ditchend...@gmail.com wrote:
> Update folks:
>
> I have been able to reproduce this same behavior using other webkit-
> based applications on two separate macs. Specifically NetNewsWire and
> Shiira. Both NNW and Shiira use the WebKit located on your system.
> just like Fluid. I *cannot* reproduce this in OmniWeb which ships with
> its *own*, private (presumably custom) WebKit framework.
>
> In other words, this behavior is *not* specific to Fluid SSBs, but
> rather seems to be affecting any WebKit-based application that uses
> the WebKit framework already located on your system.
>
> As soon as you perform some network activity in one of these apps, it
> seems to clobber cookie changes you've made in safari. (note launching
> the app is not enough. you have to do something that performs a
> network request... looks like ajax or traditional http requests both
> do the trick). I even used HTTPScoop.app to confirm this. It happens
> immediately after a silent/background ajax request.
>
> So if this is a bug (and it seems like it probably is), its looking
> like a bug in WebKit. I'm not sure if this behavior is new to 10.5.6,
> or some specific version of WebKit, but I dont recall seeing or
> hearing about this before... plz correct me on that if i'm wrong.
>