6 Ways to Fix Chrome Keeps Logging Me Out Issue

Quick Fixes

• Allow Third-party cookies from Google Chrome Settings > Privacy and security > Third-party cookies.
• Enable Chrome sign-in for Google Chrome under You and Google > Sync and Google services > Allow Chrome sign-in.

Basic Fixes

• Disable Chrome extensions: Select the vertical three-dot menu at the top right of Google Chrome, and click Extensions > Manage Extensions. Toggle off installed extensions to disable them. Alternatively, you can remove Chrome extensions.
• Update or reinstall Google Chrome: Download the latest Google Chrome installer from its official website to update or reinstall the Chrome browser.

Fix 1: Enable Cookies in Google Chrome

When you visit a website, its cookies are stored in your browser to keep you signed in for your next visit. If you’ve disabled it, Google Chrome will log you out when you close the browser. Here’s how to enable it:

Step 1: Click the vertical three-dot menu at the top right of Google Chrome and select Settings.

Step 2: Select Privacy and security from the left sidebar and click Third-party cookies.

Step 3: Turn on Allow third-party cookies to enable it.

Fix 2: Clear Cache Manually

Excessive cache accumulation in Google Chrome often leads to its malfunction. Clear it manually to resolve the Chrome keeps logging out issue.

Step 1: Open Google Chrome Settings from the three-dot menu, select Privacy and security from the sidebar, and click Delete browsing data.

Step 2: Mark Cached images and files and click Delete data to clear the cache manually.

Fix 3: Turn on ‘Allow Chrome Sign-In’

If you log into Google services such as Gmail, YouTube, etc. but Chrome doesn’t keep you signed in for the sync services, it might appear that Chrome signed you out of your Google account. Enable the Chrome Sign-in feature to resolve it.

Step 1: Select You and Google from the sidebar under Google Chrome Settings and click Sync and Google services.

Step 2: Enable Allow Chrome sign-in to turn it on.

Fix 4: Disable Deleting Site Data on Exit

If Chrome automatically logs you out and deletes website data when you close the browser, incorrect site settings are the issue. Adjust them in Google Chrome settings to allow saving site data on your device.

Step 1: Open Google Chrome Settings, select Privacy and security from the sidebar, and click Site settings.

Step 2: Select Additional content settings.

Step 3: Click On-device site data.

Step 4: Enable Allow sites to save data on your device.

Fix 5: Re-Link Your Google Account

Besides cache and cookies, account misconfiguration can lead to Chrome logging you out of your Google account. Sign out and re-authenticate your account to restore normalcy.

Step 1: Select You and Google under Chrome Settings and click Sign out to unlink your Google account.

Step 2: Reopen the browser, click Sign in, and type your Google account credentials to sign back in.

Fix 6: Reset Chrome Settings

If nothing works, reset Chrome settings to default, fixing log-out issues caused by changed settings or browser extensions.

Step 1: Open Google Chrome Settings using the vertical three-dot menu, select Reset settings from the left sidebar, and click Restore settings to their original defaults.

Step 2: Click Reset settings to confirm your action.