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Clears Google cookies at startup to force login. Session-only. No data is collected or transmitted. Google Login Enforcer Always start fresh: require a Google login every time you open Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or Docs. Tired of staying logged in to your Google account by mistake — especially on shared or public computers? Google Login Enforcer ensures you’re always prompted to sign in to your Google account at the start of each browser session. Every time Chrome starts, this extension automatically clears all google.com cookies and session data. When you visit Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or other Google services, you’ll have to log in again — protecting your privacy and keeping accounts separate. ✅ Requires fresh login every session ✅ Triggers 2FA prompts as expected ✅ Works with Gmail, Drive, Docs, Calendar, and more ✅ Helps prevent unwanted access on shared or school devices ✅ Lightweight and automatic — no setup needed Who should install this? Users on shared or public computers, such as in schools or offices, who want to ensure no one stays logged in. Professionals using multiple Google accounts who prefer a clean session each time. Anyone who values better session hygiene and privacy with Google services. Just install it and forget it — the extension runs silently in the background and keeps your Google sessions clean every time you open Chrome.
Jul 10, 2025
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