Quick login links no longer working

robert@fm · 9 Nov 2014, 11:25 PM

I have just returned from a month in hospital, and the quick login links for both my accounts worked a month ago. Now, they just return me to the "session expired due to inactivity" page.

n5bb · 10 Nov 2014, 11:15 AM

I wish you well, Robert. Fastmail recently purchased fastmail.com, and on Oct 23, 2014, they moved their main login page to www.fastmail.com. Here is the Fastmail blog post:
Fastmail has moved to fastmail.com

The old login URL's should work, since they will just redirect to fastmail.com - for example:
www.sent.com
redirects to
https://www.fastmail.com/?domain=sent.com
and you can log in with just your username (since it already knows your domain).

I found that I needed to clear all cookies in my browser (Firefox) associated with Fastmail and create new browser shortcuts to get everything working smoothly.

By the way, you can now rename your account to an address at the fastmail.com domain if you wish (as long as you have a paid account). You can also add one alias at the fastmail.com domain for paid accounts. Accounts at fastmail.fm still work fine.

Bill

9 Nov 2014, 11:25 PM	#1
robert@fm The "e" in e-mail Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: London, UK Posts: 4,681	Quick login links no longer working I have just returned from a month in hospital, and the quick login links for both my accounts worked a month ago. Now, they just return me to the "session expired due to inactivity" page.

10 Nov 2014, 11:15 AM	#2
n5bb Intergalactic Postmaster Join Date: May 2004 Location: Irving, Texas Posts: 8,927	Now it's Fastmail.com I wish you well, Robert. Fastmail recently purchased fastmail.com, and on Oct 23, 2014, they moved their main login page to www.fastmail.com. Here is the Fastmail blog post: Fastmail has moved to fastmail.com The old login URL's should work, since they will just redirect to fastmail.com - for example: www.sent.com redirects to https://www.fastmail.com/?domain=sent.com and you can log in with just your username (since it already knows your domain). I found that I needed to clear all cookies in my browser (Firefox) associated with Fastmail and create new browser shortcuts to get everything working smoothly. By the way, you can now rename your account to an address at the fastmail.com domain if you wish (as long as you have a paid account). You can also add one alias at the fastmail.com domain for paid accounts. Accounts at fastmail.fm still work fine. Bill