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The article about the U.K. ruling loot boxes as gambling does not recognize that I'm logged in, to the point of showing the "login or sign up" links next to the search bar, and prompting me to log in or sign up when I want to comment on the article.

Using Windows 10 home version 1803, OS build 17134.1006 and Google Chrome 64bit version 77.0.3865.75.

EDIT: it appear it affects ALL news articles on this site.

Same here, using Google Chrome 64 too

Can confirm; I'm using pretty much the same set-up except Firefox instead of Google Chrome

Seconding with Firefox.

Still happening, clearing cookies and logging out/back in didn't fix it.

Hi. I understand that this issue is frustrating and I'm working to correct it.

In the meantime, a workaround that may help you is logging in with the 'Remember me' box checked.

Also, I can see that some of you have tried clearing cookies to no avail, but I would also recommend trying that – it is expected to help, at least in most situations.

Chrome does allow you to clear just the cookies for an individual domain rather than clearing the entire browser history, if that is more convenient – it is what I would recommend. Hopefully Firefox can do the same.

I always use "Remember Me" and it doesn't help.

I was about to make an sarcastic and nonconstructive remark on the latest Milo Y. article, and I seem to have run into the same problem as above.

I was going to make a comment in the School Shooting Fashion News article, but I am experiencing the same issue, where I am not considered to be logged in on that page. It seems to specifically be a problem with the News pages, as I am not logged in on any of them.

It's stranger still that it's not actually logging me out, as when I go the non-News pages I'm logged in again. Whatever the issue, I believe it lies with KYM News, as the only comments I kind find on the articles from this year are Facebook comments.

I have the same issue, didn't see this thread, posted here first.

Same thing happens to me.