I'd like periodic auto-saving when entering Subscriber Comments, as well. I frequently lose work-in-progress when 1) my MyCSF session has timed out, and 2) random errors occur.
With respect to #1, it is unclear when my MyCSF session expires. If I'm working on one domain, for example, I can continue navigating around the controls and entering Subscriber Comments, presumably based on data that my browser has already cached. When I do something that requires fetching new data, though, like attempting to link to a document, the app behaves erratically (though still does not tell me that my session has timed out) and I know it is time to force a refresh and re-login.
Regarding #2, I'm trying to train myself to explicitly save more frequently, but MyCSF app errors still cause loss of work regularly. I'd like to be able to resume where I left off after an error occurs, especially if MyCSF had been sitting idle for several minutes prior to the error (e.g. when working in another window to gather evidence.
Michael Mannion
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I'd like periodic auto-saving when entering Subscriber Comments, as well. I frequently lose work-in-progress when 1) my MyCSF session has timed out, and 2) random errors occur.
With respect to #1, it is unclear when my MyCSF session expires. If I'm working on one domain, for example, I can continue navigating around the controls and entering Subscriber Comments, presumably based on data that my browser has already cached. When I do something that requires fetching new data, though, like attempting to link to a document, the app behaves erratically (though still does not tell me that my session has timed out) and I know it is time to force a refresh and re-login.
Regarding #2, I'm trying to train myself to explicitly save more frequently, but MyCSF app errors still cause loss of work regularly. I'd like to be able to resume where I left off after an error occurs, especially if MyCSF had been sitting idle for several minutes prior to the error (e.g. when working in another window to gather evidence.