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Web browser's can't be dropped from current sign-in list.

Web browser's can't be dropped from current sign-in list.

branton
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The Settings -> Security page has a list of web browsers currently signed into my Dropbox account.  Many of these browser sessions show the most recent activity to be several months or years ago.  When I click on the trash-can icon by each one, I see the message "Successfully logged out of remote web session."  However, the entry does not disappear from the list, even after the page is refreshed.  Is this typical behavior?

 

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branton
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Your post gave me another idea -- the "Security Check" procedure on the Security page.  I find that it allows me to review each active browser session and to successfully delete the outdated ones.  I'm not sure why I can't do this directly from the Security page.  But this workaround is fine, I suppose.

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Scotty_Boy
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I experienced the same behavior with a very old dropbox web session on my dropbox security tab as well this afternoon. I thought I would try logging out and back into my dropbox.com session. When I tried to log back into my dropbox web account, dropbox prompted me for a password reset as part of their security protocol. After resetting my password and logging in, all my previous signed-in web browser sessions were gone except the current one.

 

I would think though there would be another means of refreshing the signed-in browser list other than resetting one's password. Hopefully someone else in the community knows what those options are.

branton
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Thank you.  I just tried that as well -- signing out and signing back in again.  I was not presented with a required password update, and still see the same list of old browser sessions.

branton
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Your post gave me another idea -- the "Security Check" procedure on the Security page.  I find that it allows me to review each active browser session and to successfully delete the outdated ones.  I'm not sure why I can't do this directly from the Security page.  But this workaround is fine, I suppose.

VickieB
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Thanks, that worked

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