Keyboard shortcuts

Press ← or → to navigate between chapters

Press S or / to search in the book

Press ? to show this help

Press Esc to hide this help

Devices

The Devices tab of your settings, at auth.sourceorigin.dev/settings/sessions, lists every browser signed in to your account. Use it to sign out a device you lost, sold or no longer use.

Before you start

You need to be signed in. Signing devices out needs no passkey confirmation.

Read the list

Each device shows:

  • its browser and system, such as Firefox on Windows, marked This device for the browser you are using,
  • how it signed in: Passkey, Social sign-in, or both,
  • the network address of its last activity, and when that was, such as Active 2 hours ago,
  • the day it signed in.

A device stays signed in for 30 days at most, then signs in again.

Sign out a device

Select Sign out beside the device. The page says The device was signed out.

Signing a device out also ends the access of the apps you signed in to through it: they can’t refresh it, and those that listen for it are told to sign you out. An app’s access token keeps working until it expires, within five minutes, and an app that keeps its own session may keep you signed in until it next checks with Origin Auth.

To sign out everywhere but here, select Sign out of all other devices at the top of the page. The page says Your other devices were signed out.

To sign out the device you are using, select Sign out at the bottom of the sidebar. See signing in.

If you don’t recognize a device

  1. Sign it out.
  2. Open your security history to see what it did, and report anything that wasn’t you.

Removing a passkey or unlinking GitHub or Google also signs out every other device, so a device that used it can’t stay signed in. See sign-in methods.