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If it means extra steps, or I am left waiting, it is too long. It worked fine yesterday, before this update.
I put my cursor into the Username field, the drop-down with my name appears, I select it and the PW field is filled in, I click Login and I'm in. WaltS48 wrote:How many milliseconds longer?
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