Retain SDP logged in credentials after browser restart

Retain SDP logged in credentials after browser restart

The following two settings are mandatory for SDP to remember the credentials when closing and reopening the browser.

To reopen last tabs:

  1. Go to settings, and search for "on start-up"
  2. Choose "Continue where you left off"

To retain cookies on browser close:

  1. Go to Settings and choose "Privacy and Security"
  2. Under Site Settings, choose "Additional Content Settings"
  3. Under "On-device site data" choose "Allow sites to save data on your device"


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