I hear ya. I'd say my biggest peeve with EF (including the log in issue) would probably be how hard it is to navigate through the site. When I had first started using EF, I had a hard time finding all the reviews on a product page (I still do), unless I find a link to a specific review and just go from there. Also, because I was new to using forums, it took me a little while to find help for navigating. Also, there were some site features that I didn't know existed until I saw them on someone's profile (Partner program, Fan of). Just little things I guess, but still rather annoying. less

And it's getting rather annoying and I think it's one of the factors why I haven't been on as much. Unless I leave the tab for Eden open, every time I close, I have to log back in. This happens no matter what browser I'm using. I have signed in with my email, changed my password about 3 times now, and nothing is helping.

I emailed about another tech issue with the site and it's been at least a week or longer since I've gotten a reply about that. less

I use a version of Chrome called Comodo Dragon and it has a feature to save your login save info, but there are free programs (I think free ones) that can do this for you if your browser doesn't have this feature. So I just click my bookmark that I have set to the login page and hit enter because I already saved the log in info and find it already filled in for me whenever I go to a page that needs that login info. It's really fast and easy and saves me the aggravation you are experiencing. Since I always have browsers set to erase all tracks upon shut down of the browser, I never noticed this was something new. I can see how it's a pain, but it does prevent people from accessing other's accounts on the same computer after they've left. It helps retain your privacy be ensuring no one but you can see your account info.

As for no replies, I recently got a reply to a question 15 days after I sent the message, so maybe you still will hear back (though I somehow doubt it). less