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Done the tests but the message is still there so I just have to ignore it. You can close the thread now if you want.
Already. This time I have the message at the bottom right saying "Open in 2 other locations". Must be nothing serious since I really do have two windows open. So if next time the message says "Open in 1 other location" it must be referring to just my sole window I'm using that is open. I hope.
Yup. Done both of that with Firefox but message still there.
Sign out of all devices, and then change your password.
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What happens immediately after signing out of all devices and then logging back in, does it still show 2 devices connected?
Maybe. I asked someone else to open his gmail account on my PC and it also has the same message so I try not to think too much about it anymore. Guess I have no choice but to accept things as they are.
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