Sessions & Devices in 📝MythOS is the 📝Accounts, Auth & Security card that shows where your account is signed in — browser, operating system, network address, and last activity — and lets you sign those places out.
A password protects the door but says nothing about who walked through it last week, so every sign-in is recorded as a session you can inspect rather than a token you cannot see.
It is for anyone who signs in from more than one machine, and for anyone who wants to check that nobody else has.
Key Capabilities
- Live session list — one row per active session, naming the browser and operating system.
- Current session marked — the session you are reading this in carries a "Current" badge.
- Address and last activity — each row shows the network address it came from and when it was last used.
- Sign out one — sign a single session out from its own row; that device loses access within a minute, and your other sessions are untouched.
- Sign out the rest — one action signs out every other device signed in to your account, whichever way it signed in, and keeps the session you are using. It shows when there is more than one session.
- Login history — a separate read-only card listing your ten most recent sign-ins.
Getting Started
- Go to Settings → Security.
- Find the Devices & Sessions card — your own session carries the "Current" badge.
- Choose Sign out on any row you do not recognize.
- Use Sign out all other devices to clear the rest in one step.
- Review the Login History card below for your last ten sign-ins.
FAQ
- How many sessions does the list show? Up to twenty active ones; revoked sessions drop off the list.
- Is there a separate devices page? No.
/settings/devicesforwards to Security, where the card lives. - Why can I not see the Login History card? It stays hidden until there is history to show.
- I do not recognize a session — what should I do? Sign it out; that device loses access within a minute. If you think someone knows your password, change it from the same page as well. An older session that cannot be signed out on its own is ended with Sign out all other devices.
- Does this cost anything? No. Session and device management is available on every plan.
Related
- 📝Signing In — the sign-in methods that open a session in the first place