Twitter Mobile
I like the mobile web interface, but why does the Twitter Mobile make me login every day? Am I the only one who’s not remembered when I go back to the site?
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You’re not using t-mobile by chance, are you?
Yes I am seeing this behavior on my T-Mobile Blackberry as a matter of fact. 🙂
I have the same problem. I use AT&T.
t-mobile handles cookies poorly, generally speaking. I’m betting you’d have the login problem with pretty much most sites; I have a (tmobile) sidekick and I have to log in everywhere, all the time. Of course, it’s phones, it could be anything.